How to protect yourself and your patients against West Nile virus
A mild winter, early spring, and hot summer have caused more reported infections of West Nile virus this year than any other year since 2004, according to public health officials. Follow these guidelines to protect yourself and your patients.
A mild winter, early spring, and hot summer have caused more reported infections of West Nile virus this year than any other year since 2004, according to public health officials.
The CDC answers common questions about West Nile virus, such as: What is West Nile virus? What can I do to prevent West Nile virus? What are the symptoms of West Nile virus? How does West Nile virus spread? How soon do infected people get sick? How is West Nile virus treated? What should I do if I think I have West Nile virus? .... and more
Vicki Cheeseman is an associate editor in Endeavor Business Media’s Dental Group. She edits for Dental Economics, RDH, DentistryIQ, and Perio-Implant Advisory. She has a BS in mathematics and a minor in computer science. Early on she traded numbers for words and has been happy ever since. Vicki began her career with Dental Economics in 1987 and has been fascinated with how much media production has changed through the years, yet editorial integrity remains the goal. In her spare time, you’ll find her curled up with a book—editor by day, reader always.
