Rare mosquito-transmitted viruses are 'accelerating' in the U.S.

Rare mosquito-transmitted viruses, particularly sloth fever and eastern equine encephalitis, are "accelerating" in the U.S. and will soon "be our new normal" says infectious disease expert Dr. Peter Hotez.

[nicholeannjeremy]

Anyone ever hear of the millions of genetically engendered mosquitoes they released a couple of years back?

[kittyrodgers]

Well maybe we should shut down the biolabs???

[jameshattingh]

And the mosquitos JUST MAGICALLY EVOLVED THESE DISEASES IN ONE YEARS TIME

[ryanmassey]

Not this time Fredo. It's not going to work again.

[Gravicembalo-]

The exact number of deaths caused by sloth fever (Oropouche virus) is not well-documented. While the virus can cause severe symptoms, fatalities are relatively rare compared to other tropical diseases. Most cases result in flu-like symptoms and recovery within a few days to weeks.

[matthewdiegidio]

I warned the Medical Community in West Chester Pa! A ton of Zebra Mosquitoes were breeding. They “assured” me personally it was nothing to worry about!

[skiptindle]

Funny thing to happen after they started mutating the male mosquitoes?

[thomastortorich]

More laboratory nonsense. Thank you "Mr. Fauci."

[yoyo]

Chris Cuomo the best journalist in N.Y.

[mindyrosin]

Could it have anything to do with climate change? 🤔

[advanceramping]

Where in the Caribean we demand facts ann nothing is wrong if Fouchi hav it