What Is West Nile Virus?

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7. Who’s at Risk?

Those most at risk of West Nile virus are those that live in areas where certain mosquitos are present, and during the warmer months. The majority of cases are mild, but certain group are at a risk of developing more severe symptoms. This includes older people. People that have certain medical conditions are also in a higher risk category.

This includes people with diabetes, high blood pressure, kidney disease, and cancer. People that have recently had an organ transplant are also at a higher risk of catching the disease. People who are in higher risk categories should do what they can to try and keep themselves from any disease, including West Nile virus.

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