Bergen County is taking serious measures to fight against mosquitoes

Interview: Epidemiologist Dr. Stephanie Silvera, Montclair State University

Last year New Jersey reported its highest number of West Nile virus cases with more than 60 cases identified in 20 counties.

Because of the threat of Zika and West Nile, the state Department of Environmental Protection is working to keep the mosquito population down in New ...

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Areas of New Jersey are working to lessen the mosquito population in part to help prevent the spread of the Zika virus.

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Experts say getting rid of standing water and limiting exposure to mosquitoes is the best way to prevent West Nile virus.

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The Monmouth County Mosquito Control Division monitors and samples mosquito hot spots as warmer weather approaches.

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Seven cases of enterovirus D68 have been confirmed in New Jersey, which has parents worried for their children's health.

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Mosquito-borne illnesses like West Nile virus, Chikungunya and dengue fever are a concern this summer in New Jersey.

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Hurricane Sandy created more areas for standing water in parts of New Jersey, the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes who can carry West Nile Virus.