
Kansas tracks 5 serious West Nile virus cases as mosquito season peaks across the state
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West Nile virus cases in Kansas remain below last year's 64 infections as mosquito activity peaks in late summer, with 6 cases reported through August 15.
The KDHE says that five of the six cases are classified as neuroinvasive. Jill Bronaugh, a KDHE spokesperson, said non-neuroinvasive cases are less severe, according to a report by KSNT.
Bronaugh explained that infected subjects with non-neuroinvasive cases have flu-like symptoms and neuroinvasive cases are much more severe.
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