Public Health
Summary
West Nile virus is officially back in Lubbock County, so it's time to get serious about mosquito prevention. Make sure to dump out any standing water in your yard and keep that bug spray handy to stay safe.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 1
Impact analysis
You might end up spending a few extra bucks on repellent or yard supplies, but it's way cheaper than a trip to the ER.
The general public benefits from a collective reduction in vector-borne disease transmission risks.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (4)
Finding maternal care in Lubbock remains a concern for women
For some women in Lubbock, finding an OB-GYN can mean making call after call and waiting months for an appointment.
UMC could lose over $100M in federal funding after Medicaid cuts
University Medical Center said recent cuts to Medicaid programs could cost them up to $107 million annually.
City confirms first case of West Nile in Lubbock County resident this year
City confirms first case of West Nile in Lubbock County resident this year KCBD
City: Mosquitoes with West Nile found mainly in west, east ends of Lubbock county
City: Mosquitoes with West Nile found mainly in west, east ends of Lubbock county KCBD
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