West Nile VirusThe content below was selected by WebMD and is solely under WebMD's editorial controlWest Nile virus can cause serious illness. Nearly all U.S. states now report cases of this virus, and it appears to be spreading. Learn what to do, and how to protect yourself. | |||
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Your Questions AnsweredWebMD Medical ReferenceWhere did West Nile virus come from? Is there a vaccine? Are infected people contagious? Get answers to many frequently asked questions here. | |||