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West Nile virus detected in Calgary mosquitoes earlier than usual this year

West Nile virus detected in Calgary mosquitoes earlier than usual this year
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Health officials in Calgary have detected West Nile virus in local mosquito populations earlier than in previous years. Experts warn that the virus is circulating at higher rates, increasing the risk of transmission to humans.

At the same time, Primary Care Alberta confirms one travel-related case of West Nile virus has been reported in the province so far this year.

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