Massachusetts Announces 12th Human West Nile Case, Risks Remain High
Massachusetts confirmed its 12th human West Nile case, with high risk persisting in over a dozen communities. The virus spreads via mosquitoes and is tracked statewide each season.
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State health officials reported that Massachusetts has confirmed its 12th human case of West Nile virus, and that risk levels stay elevated in more than a dozen communities across the state.
West Nile virus is transmitted by mosquitoes and has produced infections nationwide. The state monitors community risk levels each season as part of its public‑health surveillance.