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Dead crow cues 'wake-up call' for California's most serious mosquito-spread disease

A surge in West Nile virus cases across 23 U.S. states and reports of dead crows in California signal an early onset of the mosquito-borne illness.

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West Nile virus is spreading early this year, with cases increasing across 23 states. In California, the discovery of dead crows has served as a warning for the state's most serious mosquito-spread disease.

Coverage from USA Today and State Affairs emphasizes the breadth of the current surge and provides expert protection tips. The Daily Star highlights the paralyzing nature of the illness, noting the spread as the World Cup continues.

Future attention remains on the continued rise of cases and the implementation of protective measures to curb the virus's spread.

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How many states have seen a soar in West Nile virus cases?

Cases have soared across 23 states this year.

What served as a warning sign in California?

The discovery of a dead crow acted as a 'wake-up call' for the state's most serious mosquito-spread disease.

What are the characteristics of the illness mentioned in the coverage?

Coverage from the Daily Star describes the mosquito-borne illness as paralyzing.

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