Mosquitoes may transmit West Nile virus to one another via feces

Science | AAAS·Feb 13

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Research suggests that mosquitoes may be able to transmit West Nile virus to each other through their feces. The virus and its transmission are being studied, with factors such as rising temperatures potentially contributing to its spread. Various health organizations are providing information and guidance on West Nile virus, its transmission, and control.

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