Mosquito-borne illnesses are a growing concern in Northeastern states, with health officials monitoring cases and advising residents to avoid outdoor activities near standing water and other ...

US health authorities are warning against a rare mosquito-borne disease called the Triple E virus or eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) virus. A 41-year-old from New Hampshire recently died from ...

Mosquitoes are a common nuisance this time of year, but they're increasingly posing a danger here in the Northeast, cases of West Nile Virus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis are popping up from the ...

Experts share key differences between Triple E vs West Nile Virus, two mosquito-borne illnesses on the rise, and how to protect yourself.

Massachusetts in particular is taking precautions to reduce the spread of the triple E virus, which has also been reported in Vermont, Wisconsin, New Jersey and New Hampshire.

Triple E virus spreads rapidly across the northeastern US, with first fatality in NH. Learn about symptoms, spread, and prevention measures.

Richard Pawulski's daughter and his wife are just coming to terms with his death days ago. In 2019, he was bitten by a mosquito in his own backyard.

A DAD has died from ‘triple E’ horse virus half a decade after he was bitten by an infected mosquito in his backyard. Richard Pawulski, 49, passed away due to complications from eastern… ...

Mosquito-borne illnesses are rising in the US, including triple E, West Nile, and Oropouche. Climate change and international travel are spreading these diseases into new places. Mosquito season ...

Goldstein: Triple E does not happen, or at least EEE disease in humans does not happen every year in Massachusetts. The virus really tends to follow a cyclical nature, where we see about two to three ...

Mosquito-borne illnesses are a growing concern in Northeastern states, with health officials monitoring cases and advising residents to avoid outdoor activities near standing water and other ...

Known as EEE or “triple E,” the virus can cause disease in humans and animals such as horses and birds.