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West Nile Virus detected in Swampscott

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  1. itemlive.comseen 9 Aug, 02:39description edited
    what the description said, before and after

    SWAMPSCOTT — The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has detected West Nile virus in a mosquito collected in Swampscott, though the state’s current arboviral risk level for the virus in town remains low. West Nile virus is most commonly transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. In response to the positive mosquito […]

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  2. itemlive.comseen 6 Sept, 12:58description edited
    what the description said, before and after

    SWAMPSCOTT — The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has detected West Nile virus in a mosquito collected in Swampscott, though the state’s current arboviral risk level for the virus in… Related posts: Swampscott DPW yard timeline raises questions Swampscott’s Sarah Sweeney honored at State House A Swampscott first: Water Safety Day Senator Markey raking in […]

    SWAMPSCOTT — The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has detected West Nile virus in a mosquito collected in Swampscott, though the state’s current arboviral risk level for the virus in… Related posts: A Swampscott first: Water Safety Day Senator Markey raking in the endorsements

All 1 reports on Thu, 6 August 2026

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Massachusetts Department Of Public HealthMassachusetts, United StatesSwampscott, Massachusetts, United States

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  1. Thu, 6 August 2026

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    • itemlive.com22:15first to reportedited after publishing ×2

      SWAMPSCOTT — The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has detected West Nile virus in a mosquito collected in Swampscott, though the state’s current arboviral risk level for the virus in… Related posts: A Swampscott first: Water Safety Day Senator Markey raking in the endorsements

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