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West Nile Virus (Deadly Diseases and Epidemics)
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West Nile Virus (Deadly Diseases and Epidemics) | Hardcover

by Jeffrey N. Sfakianos (Author), I. Edward Alcamo (Editor), David Heymann (Editor)

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Binding:  Hardcover
Publisher:  Chelsea House Publications
Page Count:  108 Pages
Publication Date:  October 01, 2004
Sales Rank:  1,490,703st


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Often a serious illnes, West Nile Virus seems to arise as a seasonal epidemic in North America, beginning in the summer and continuing into the fall.

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