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Data & Statistical Reports

West Nile Virus

West Nile Virus mapDetection of West Nile virus (WNV) in bird and mosquito populations helps health officials predict and prevent human and domestic animal infections. These data are critical in establishing early trends and allowing reasonable response times for prevention and control activities that will reduce the threat of mosquito-transmitted disease.

The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) has built a West Nile virus surveillance system that includes mosquito trapping, testing dead birds for infection, and assessing human case activity. These data are updated weekly from April through October.

2007 Missouri Mosquito-borne Disease Positive Test Results for:

Human Horses Dead Birds Mosquitoes  

2006 Missouri Mosquito-borne Disease Positive Test Results for:

Human Horses Dead Birds Mosquitoes  

2005 Missouri Mosquito-borne Disease Positive Test Results for:

Human pdf file Horses pdf file Dead Birds pdf file Mosquitoes  

2004 Missouri Mosquito-borne Disease Positive Test Results for:

Human

pdf file Horses

pdf file Dead Birds

pdf file Mosquitoes

pdf file Live Birds

2003 Missouri Mosquito-borne Disease Positive Test Results for:

Human

pdf file Horses

pdf file Dead Birds

pdf file Mosquitoes

pdf file Live Birds

2002 Missouri West Nile Virus Activity Summary:

pdf file Combined Human and Non-human Surveillance Results

pdf file WNV Missouri Dead Bird Laboratory Results, September 2001 – December 2002