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Introduction: In the battle against annoying mosquitoes and other biting insects, a quality mosquito net can be your best defense. But with various options available, how do you choose the best mosquito net for your specific needs? This blog post aims to answer that question by providing a comprehensive guide to selecting the ideal mosquito net for your situation.Understanding Mosquito NetsBefore delving into what makes the "best" mosquito net, let's start with the basics.1. Types of Mosqui …

New Murray Valley encephalitis case prompts mosquito warning for the KimberleyPlease note: to respect the privacy of patients, no further identifying information will be provided.A traveller is in a metropolitan hospital after being infected with Murray Valley encephalitis, as WA records its worst season for the virus in 12 years.The Department of Health is urging residents and travellers in the Kimberley region to take extra precautions to prevent mosquito bites following unseasonal rainfall an …

Kimberley residents and travellers are being urged to protect themselves against mosquito bites, following the first Murray Valley encephalitis (MVE) detection in the region this year.The Department of Health warning follows MVE virus being found in sentinel chicken flocks in the east Kimberley during the wet season.Sentinel chickens are used to monitor and provide an early warning system for mosquito-borne virus activity.WA Health’s Managing Scientist – Biological Hazards Dr Andrew Jardine said …

Mosquito-borne disease risk increases for river communities facing third La NiñaMosquito numbers and the risk of mosquito-borne diseases are likely to increase this spring and summer in river communities as La Nia brings wet conditions to large parts of the country. Key points: The CSIRO says wet and warm conditions are leading to an increase in mosquito numbersAuthorities are concerned about the potential spread of Japanese Encephalitis VirusPeople are advised to use insect repellent, wear lo …