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    News and Articles on West Nile encephalitis



    Flu symptoms showing up on campus  Sep 15, 2009
    Local Search Site Search. THIS STORY HAS BEEN FORMATTED FOR EASY PRINTING. (Boston Globe)

    West Nile spraying set  Aug 22, 2009
    Spraying is done to reduce the risk of West Nile encephalitis, an infection that can result in inflammation of the brain. Residents who live in the areas where spraying is scheduled are asked to shut their windows for 30 minutes after spraying occurs near their homes. (Erie Times-News, PA)

    Thats SENTINEL chicken to you, buster  Jun 18, 2009
    Several diseases, including West Nile Encephalitis and Eastern Equine Encephalitis, spread naturally in wild bird populations via mosquito bites. Those mosquitoes can then also spread the disease to humans and livestock, including chickens. (Washington Daily News, NC)

    Molecular Target For Treatment Of West Nile Encephalitis Identified Through Studies In Mice  Feb 7, 2009
    In West Nile encephalitis, according to these studies, Toll-like receptor 7 enables macrophages immune system cells circulating in the blood to sense the brain-penetrating virus ... "There is no approved therapy for West Nile encephalitis in humans, in part because the mechanisms of the immune response to the virus are not completely understood. Our results suggest that drug therapy aimed at promoting this signaling pathway may enhance the immune response and thereby promote clearance of this... (Science Daily)




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