First Case of Rabies Confirmed in Larimer County
The first case of rabies in Larimer County this year has been confirmed in Fort Collins after a bat tested positive for rabies near Drake and Timberline roads. Rabies poses serious health risks to both humans and animals and is primarily transmitted through saliva. Prompt treatment is crucial as untreated infections can lead to death. Awareness and precautionary measures are vital in preventing contact with wildlife.
Colorado lab handling deadliest viruses suffered 50 accidents in recent years
Shocking number of accidents at a taxpayer-funded Colorado lab handling deadly viruses revealed in bombshell documents. Over 50 safety control lapses occurred at Colorado State University between 2020 and 2023, including incidents with Covid-infected hamsters, mice with tuberculosis, and rabies-infected cats. Lack of transparency and erosion of public trust in America’s public health institutions criticized by experts. Exclusive documents obtained by FOIA requests reveal a pattern of unannounced accidents involving disease-ridden cats, rodents, and bats.
Ecological Countermeasures for Preventing Pathogen Spillover
Learn about the importance of ecological countermeasures in preventing pathogen spillover and subsequent pandemics. This article emphasizes the need for a shift in focus towards prevention and proposes ecological interventions to disrupt spillover mechanisms. Discover the role of ecological approaches in a comprehensive pandemic prevention strategy and the significance of investing in prevention to complement existing preparedness and response efforts.
Rabies Alert: Bat Found in Laurel Tests Positive for Rabies
Rabies alert issued in Laurel after bat tests positive for rabies. Residents urged to determine if children had contact with the bat. Preventive treatment may be necessary for those exposed. Contact Anne Arundel County Department of Health for further information and assistance.