Eastern equine encephalitis virus causes neurological disease, particularly encephalitis (inflammation and swelling of the brain) and is transmitted to humans via a mosquito bite.

Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health says a 'rare but potentially serious' case of eastern equine encephalitis virus has ...

Eastern equine encephalitis, better known as EEE, is a very rare disease that as been found locally in mosquito samples. In ...

The case-fatality rate of the virus is also described as 30% ... Approximately 30% of people infected with it develop severe ...

The Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) virus is spreading in the mosquito population in Southern Massachusetts.

But eastern equine encephalitis does have a high mortality rate, especially in horses, with up to 90% of infected horses dying from the disease, according to the Center for Equine Health at the ...

First person lost to fatal eastern equine encephalitis virus On average, about 11 human cases of EEE are reported annually in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease and Control ...

Interview on eastern equine encephalitis virus with infectious disease specialist Jonathan Abraham, a Harvard Medical School researcher who has studied the virus in detail. In research published ...

The risk level for mosquito-borne illness in Rhode Island is now "medium" after a mosquito from Bristol tested positive, the ...

Eastern Equine Encephalitis Virus (EEEv) is an extremely rare but serious viral disease that can be fatal and is spread by infected mosquitoes that can affect people and horses.