WLRN | Eastern Equine Encephalitis, An Often-Fatal Virus, Shows Up In C. Fla. Horses WLRN Humans can catch Eastern Equine Encephalitis from mosquitoes. It's very rare, with a range of zero to five cases per year in Florida, but the virus is fatal 30 to 45 percent of the time when people catch it. It causes swelling of the brain, and ... |
-
-
Featured
- NFR Insider: Meet the Breakaway Superstars #2 Josie Conner – Sports Illustrated
- Irish Draught Horse’s Excited Daily Greeting Could Brighten Anyone’s Day – PetHelpful
- 2024 AAEP Preview: Product Spotlight – TheHorse.com
- Slow Horses: Jackson Lamb Brings Nation to Tears at Children in Need – Bleeding Cool News
- Sport Horse Nation Spotlight: 4 Self-Professed Real-Life ‘Unicorns’ – Eventing Nation
Comments
- Ruth on Houston SPCA to seek custody of 8 horses rescued from Brookshire property – KTRK-TV
- Ed on With Hurricane Florence on the way, some horses go while others stay – Virginian-Pilot
- edward on Arizona Hay Report: November 09, 2018
- edward on Shop Arizona Hay
- Vicki Wells on Open to the public: Monty Roberts’ ‘The Movement 2018’ brings equine experts to Solvang – Manhattan Mercury
