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Fort Bliss Environmental Health Combats Mosquitoes
16th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
Oct. 18, 2012 | 1:17
The United States is experiencing the most cases of West Nile virus since 2003, with a third of reported cases being in Texas. While Fort Bliss has remained largely unaffected, the threat remains due to warm fall temperatures and rain. Sergeant Janelle Sennert introduces us to an environmental health technician who explains why surveillance and prevention is the best treatment. Available in High Definition.
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environmental healthWest Nile VirusRaymond RandleFort Blissmosquito
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