Yellow Fever Study Renewed
University of Texas researchers and federal officials renew work to guard the U S from a yellow fever threat. Jungle mosquitoes found last fall in Texas Rio Grande Valley near the Mexican border prompt renewed study funded by the Surgeon General totaling 9243 dollars. Dr O P Breland leads the project noting the virus may be moving northward and could reappear if progression continues.
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Mosquitoes Found in U.S. Border Areas Spark Concern
Breland noted only a few jungle mosquitoes have been found within U.S. borders, but their presence flags potential health risks and calls for monitoring. The report emphasizes vigilance despite small numbers.
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