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NYC West Nile cases hit record; 30 confirmed, surpassing all of 2025

Slavinski attributes surge to climate change; warming accelerates transmission cycle

1 Sep 18 6:30 AM · 5d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 1 of 2

City health official Sally Slavinski, director of the Zoonotic and Vector-Borne Disease Unit, stated that warmer temperatures and increased rainfall create conditions for mosquitoes to thrive earlier and later in the year, shortening the time from infection to transmission.

Slavinski attributes surge to climate change; warming accelerates transmission cycle
NY Post

“Warmer temperatures can accelerate the mosquito life cycle and speed up viral replication in the mosquito…with increased rainfall and humidity, it makes it easier for mosquitoes to thrive.”

Sally Slavinski

Sally Slavinski Director, NYC Health Department Zoonotic and Vector-Borne Disease UnitNew York City Health Department Public health authority

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1Slavinski attributes surge to climate…2Updated count: 30 confirmed West Nile…
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  1. 1 outlet West Nile cases in NYC have already passed last year’s total, and infected mosquito pools are at a record high

    first by Yahoo, 5d ago

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