St. Louis encephalitis virus has been confirmed in a mosquito for the first time this year. This confirmation was made by Midland Health Services. The virus, also known as SLEV, was found in Midland County.
Further information about this confirmation is available from the source. Details about the virus and its presence in the area can be found there.
The source provides the latest information on the SLEV confirmation in Midland County.
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