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Local health officials say a sudden weather shift is triggering an early detection of West Nile virus-carrying mosquitoes in two zip codes
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County health leaders are warning about an uptick in tick-related disease in West Michigan
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State agencies are urging residents to protect themselves against mosquito and tick bites following recent flooding events
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Experts are finding the virus earlier in the season than previous years, meaning there could be more infections in people
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The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy is awarding more than $1 million dollars to 64 projects statewide collecting and recycling scrap tires, including three in West Michigan
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The impacts of climate change and infectious disease have become critical issues for the Michigan Sustainable Business Forum, or MiSBF.
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Common symptoms of Jamestown Canyon virus include fever, headache and fatigue
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West Nile Virus can spread to humans through mosquito bites and cause flu-like symptoms in about 20% of those infected
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In a news release, Kent County Health Officials say this is not a human case. The discovery was made by the KCHD Mosquito Surveillance Team as part of ongoing tracking that takes place throughout the county every summer.
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Jamestown Canyon Virus detected throughout much of the Midwest.