Queenslanders are being warned against getting bitten by mosquitoes after the Japanese encephalitis virus was found in Brisbane.
Queensland’s top scientists are concerned that the deadly Japanese encephalitis virus will spread to coastal areas following the floods and the anticipated explosion of mosquitoes. QIMR Berghofer’s ...
A potentially deadly virus was detected for the first time in Queensland’s capital as the state health authority issued ...
Na obloze nad Českem se objevila neobvyklá spirálová záře, která upoutala pozornost astronomů i laiků. Fascinující jev ...
Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) was detected in Hemmant, a suburb in Brisbane’s east, on Friday. It can cause severe neurological illness and even death, according to Queensland Health.
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