eastern equine encephalitis

How have I made in this far in life without being done in by a virus or a mosquito?

The threat of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) is reminding area residents of its presence after a Taunton man passed away from the virus on Friday.

The tenth human case of Eastern Equine Encephalitis in Massachusetts has killed a man in his 70’s from Freetown.

The Mass. DPH today announced laboratory testing has confirmed the eighth human case of EEE in a man in his 50s from northeastern Bristol County.

The City of New Bedford is notifying the public that parks and other open public spaces will continue to close at dusk until the first frost of the season.

The state Department of Public Health says that the mosquito-borne illness was confirmed in a man in his 60s from Middlesex County who required hospitalization.

Rhode Island health officials announced Friday that the state’s first human case of EEE infected a person over the age of 50 from West Warwick.

Take this seriously, because EEE, rare or not, really has a nasty side to it and can show up on your door at any given moment.

The parish has called off its biggest fundraiser of the year in the wake of the critical risk for EEE in the area.

In a post to Facebook, the Whaling City Youth Baseball League has announced that all playoff games at The Whale this week have been postponed.