About 30 percent of people who contract EEE die, and many who survive the infection are left with permanent neurologic damage ...

Severe symptoms include brain swelling, spinal cord inflammation and, in extreme cases, death. This marks the first EEE ...

Also known as EEE ... dogs, deer, horses and other farm animals. However, those animals, as well as humans, are what is known as a “dead-end host.” That means the concentration of EEE virus ...

Known as EEE or “triple E,” the virus can cause disease in humans and animals such as horses and birds. It doesn’t spread from human to human, but is transmitted through the bite of an infected ...

Of particular concern is eastern equine encephalitis ... people don't develop symptoms or serious illness, one in three people who become seriously ill from the virus die, and about half of ...

A dog ear infection can cause symptoms such as itching, redness, swelling, discharge, foul odor, and pain. Dogs may also shake their head or scratch their ears frequently. What is the most ...

"We are pleased to report that none of our dogs are showing symptoms and are doing well." The centre is now "back to normal" following measures to contain the virus, such as limiting contact with ...

It also targets the infection-fighting cells within a dog's bone marrow, compromising its immune system. The damage to the gut lining results in severe diarrhoea and vomiting, and in some cases, can ...

In a statement, the charity said: "We are pleased to report that none of our dogs are showing symptoms and are doing well." Following measures to contain the virus, including restricted staff ...