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West Nile virus activity is surging nationwide, prompting urgent health warnings as mosquito season begins with a strong, early start.

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The brief

Health officials and agencies are warning the public about a spike in West Nile virus activity. The CDC is urging preventative measures against mosquito bites, while reports from Los Angeles Times and LAist note an explosion of virus activity across the United States.

Coverage focuses on regional impacts, including a very ill person in L.A. County and high-risk areas in New Jersey according to Patch.

The Spokane Regional Health District is also providing essential information on the virus as cases rise. Future attention will likely center on the efficacy of prevention methods and the tracking of case numbers as the season progresses.

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Quick answers

What is the current status of West Nile virus season?

According to the CDC, the season has had a strong, early start.

Which regions are specifically mentioned as being at risk?

Coverage highlights risks in New Jersey, L.A. County, and areas served by the Spokane Regional Health District.

What is the CDC recommending?

The CDC is urging people to take steps to prevent mosquito bites.

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