
Health officials warn of first-time virus detection and universal bite risk
Health officials in Australia have detected the first case of Japanese encephalitis virus for the summer, raising concerns due to increased mosquito populations driven by climate change. The virus, which can cause severe brain inflammation and is spread by mosquitoes, prompts precautions like using bug spray and removing stagnant water. Researchers are exploring new control methods, but reducing pollution remains key to managing mosquito-borne diseases.










