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BIOHAZARD OUTBREAK LINKS 2008-2011 = 1,627
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July 2008
- 2 women infected with West Nile virus in San Diego, California (31 July 2008)
- Bird flu found in a bird in Whitman, Massachusetts (31 July 2008)
- Simian foamy virus (SFV), a monkey virus, found in people living and working with monkeys (31 July 2008)
- Dengue outbreak declared in San Mateo, Philippines (31 July 2008)
- 25 cases and 6 deaths from dengue fever in San Mateo, Philippines (30 July 2008)
- High bacteria levels close beaches in Bohners Lake, Wisconsin (30 July 2008)
- Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus in Coconino, Arizona (30 July 2008)
- Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus in Perry Township, Ohio (30 July 2008)
- Salmonella found in irrigation water at a farm in Mexico (30 July 2008)
- Cilantro recalled because of possible salmonella contamination in Canada (30 July 2008)
- 2 pools close because of cryptosporidium scare in Mesa, Colorado (29 July 2008)
- Great Lakes have high levels of E. coli (29 July 2008)
- E. coli closes Stony Creek Beach in Macomb, Michigan (29 July 2008)
- West Nile virus hits Larimer, Colorado (29 July 2008)
- Man infected by West Nile virus in Bexar, Texas (29 July 2008)
- Mosquitoes found carrying West Nile virus in Las Vegas, Nevada (29 July 2008)
- Cholera kills 75 in Papua, Australia (29 July 2008)
- Bird flu hits Nigeria (29 July 2008)
- Cerebral malaria may be major cause of brain injury in children in Africa (29 July 2008)
- 20 beaches closed because of high bacteria levels in Nassau, New York (28 July 2008)
- 3 infected by West Nile virus in Minnesota (28 July 2008)
- Acute hemorrhagic lukeocehcephalitis a rare form of encephalitis kills 1 in Worcester, Massachusetts (27 July 2008)
- Dead crow found tested positive for West Nile virus in Ontario (27 July 2008)
- Polio virus infects 14 months old in Badaun, India (27 July 2008)
- Avian botulism kills 24 ducks in Capitol reflecting pool in Washington (27 July 2008)
- 3 infected by West Nile virus in Larimer, Colorado (26 July 2008)
- 2 birds found test positive for West Nile virus in Renfrew, Ontario (26 July 2008)
- 2 birds test positive for West Nile virus in Ventura, California (26 July 2008)
- 2 public swimming parks closed because of cryptosporidium in Dallas, Texas (26 July 2008)
- Strange disease kills 3 in China (26 July 2008)
- Cryptosporidium closes pools in Dallas and Cleburne, Alabama (26 July 2008)
- Salmon recalled because of possible listeria contamination (26 July 2008)
- Off base houses rented to the U.S. Navy tested positive for cryptosporidium in Naples, Italy (25 July 2008)
- Bacteria found in water in Portland, Connecticut (25 July 2008)
- 2 cases of E. coli linked to Nebraska Beef turn up in Nebraska (25 July 2008)
- Beaches posted because of E. coli in Hamilton, Ontario (25 July 2008)
- Cholera affects 8 districts in Kenya (25 July 2008)
- Burger Lake tests positive for cryptosporidium in Fort Worth, Texas (24 July 2008)
- Beaches posted for bacteria in Massachusetts (24 July 2008)
- Over 2 dozen beaches closed because of storm runoff in Long Island, New York (24 July 2008)
- High bacteria levels close Pismo Beach in Pismo, California (24 July 2008)
- La Crosse encephalitis hits Staunton, Virginia (24 July 2008)
- 3 adults and a child infected by West Nile virus in Los Angeles, California (24 July 2008)
- Pizzas recalled because of E. coli contamination (24 July 2008)
- 4 cases of E. coli linked to raw milk in Connecticut (23 July 2008)
- Woman tests positive for West Nile virus in Montgomery, Pennsylvania (23 July 2008)
- Gastro hits Fremantle Hospital in Fremantle, Australia (23 July 2008)
- Woman diagnosed by Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease in Cape Cod, Massachusetts (23 July 2008)
- Metro Beach closed because of high bacteria levels in Macomb, Michigan (22 July 2008)
- Child infected with West Nile virus in Salt Lake, Utah (22 July 2008)
- Woman tests positive for West Nile virus in Montgomery, Pennsylvania (22 July 2008)
- Cat adoption centre temporarily closed due to panleukopenia in Washington, Maryland (22 July 2008)
- TB infecting goats in Carmarthenshire, Wales (22 July 2008)
- E. coli closes beach in Presque Isle, Maine (22 July 2008)
- West Nile virus found in mosquitoes in Long Island, New York (22 July 2008)
- 16% of new HIV cases linked to immigrants in Canada (22 July 2008)
- 2 infected by West Nile virus in Idaho (21 July 2008)
- E. coli closes beaches in Chicago, Illinois (21 July 2008)
- Reports of lobster disease rising in Long Island, Connecticut and Westchester, New Jersey (20 July 2008)
- E. coli closes beaches in Ottawa, Ontario (20 July 2008)
- Horse tests positive for West Nile virus in New Mexico (20 July 2008)
- Beach closed because of high bacteria levels in Orlando, Florida (19 July 2008)
- Mosquito found carrying West Nile virus in Nashville, Tennessee (19 July 2008)
- 2 hospitalized with West Nile virus in Orange, California (19 July 2008)
- Cases of Shigella bacteria rising, up to 117 confirmed cases in Ohio (19 July 2008)
- E. coli outbreak hits Utah (19 July 2008)
- Another admitted to hospital with Hendra virus in Queensland, Australia (19 July 2008)
- Nearly 30,000 tons of tomatoes are blocked in Mexico due to US salmonella scare (19 July 2008)
- Norovirus confirmed at nursing home in Queensland, Australia (18 July 2008)
- Water playground closed because of high levels of bacteria in Tempe, Arizona (18 July 2008)
- Bacteria closes multiple beaches in Kingston, Ontario (18 July 2008)
- Wollaston Beach in Quincy and White Horse Beach in Manomet closed because of high bacteria levels in Boston area, Massachusetts (18 July 2008)
- 3 year old infected by E. coli after swimming in a contaminated lake in Anderson, Kansas (18 July 2008)
- Rabies outbreak hits Monroe, New York (18 July 2008)
- Classical swine fever (CSF) hits Slovakia (18 July 2008)
- Crow found in Lancaster tested positive for West Nile virus in Lancaster, UK (18 July 2008)
- West Nile virus found in mosquitoes in Washington (18 July 2008)
- Burger Lake closed due to high levels of bacteria in Tarrant, Texas (17 July 2008)
- Hospital death likely due to flesh eating bacteria in Aspen, Colorado (17 July 2008)
- Beach closed due to high bacteria levels in Manatee, Florida (17 July 2008)
- 10 reservoirs have high levels of bacteria in Wales (17 July 2008)
- Person infected with West Nile virus in Sherman, Connecticut (17 July 2008)
- Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus in Grandview, Washington (17 July 2008)
- HAB outbreak "Ciguatera" poisons 5 in Florida (16 July 2008)
- Lake Banook closed due to high bacteria levels in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia (16 July 2008)
- Beaches in Ohio closed due to high levels of bacteria (16 July 2008)
- 2 confirmed cases of West Nile virus in Arkansas (16 July 2008)
- Pools closed because of high bacteria levels in Phoenix, Arizona (15 July 2008)
- 35 infected by cryptosporidium from a public pool in Valley, Arizona (15 July 2008)
- Beaches closed because of Enterococcus in Jefferson, Texas (15 July 2008)
- Lake St. Claire closed by E. coli in Macomb, Michigan (15 July 2008)
- Syphilis rising among men with same sex partners (14 July 2008)
- Woman infected by flesh eating bacteria after surgery in Los Angeles, California (13 July 2008)
- 9 die of C. difficile in hospital in Dunbartonshire, Scotland (13 July 2008)
- Equine virus infects 1200 horses in Gulmarg, India (13 July 2008)
- Mosquitoes found carrying West Nile virus in Alvin, Texas (13 July 2008)
- Drug resistant bird flu hits Egypt (13 July 2008)
- Surfside beach closed to swimming because of high levels of bacteria in South Carolina (12 July 2008)
- E. coli found in drinking water supply of Fall River, Massachusetts (12 July 2008)
- West Nile virus hits Toronto, Ontario (12 July 2008)
- West Nile virus found in Brooklyn, New York (12 July 2008)
- 11 infected by Legionnaires’ disease in Onondaga, New York (12 July 2008)
- Disease killing trees in Florida (12 July 2008)
- Coliform bacteria found in drinking water of Hadley, Massachusetts (12 July 2008)
- 10 die of gastroenteritis in a nursing home in Springwood, Australia (12 July 2008)
- 1 dead and one ill after contracting E. coli from cold beef in Paisley, Renfrewshire, UK (12 July 2008)
- 7 die from diarrhea outbreak cause by a typhoon in Guihulngan, Philippines (12 July 2008)
- Surf side beach closed because of high levels of bacteria in South Carolina (12 July 2008)
- 1 dead and 6 others infected by a bacterial infection in a hospital in Glasgow, Scotland (12 July 2008)
- Tourist infected by Marburg after going into a cave of bats in Uganda (11 July 2008)
- Heavy rains causing high bacteria levels in lakes in New Hampshire (11 July 2008)
- Pigs spreading disease which is killing kauri trees in Auckland, New Zealand (11 July 2008)
- Legionnaires’ causing bacteria found in hospital in Syracuse, New York (10 July 2008)
- 2 beaches close because of E. coli in Indiana (10 July 2008)
- 3 beaches close because of high bacteria levels in Rhode Island (10 July 2008)
- Bacteria found in drinking water of Hinds, Mississippi (10 July 2008)
- Parvo, distemper and pneumonia cause an animal shelter to close for 5 days and to euthanize 84 dogs (10 July 2008)
- Day Pond State Park closed to swimming because of high bacteria levels in Colchester, Connecticut (10 July 2008)
- Beach closed because of high bacteria levels in Halifax, Nova Scotia (10 July 2008)
- Beachwood beach closed to swimming because of high bacteria levels in New Jersey (09 July 2008)
- E. coli found in beef from a restaurant in Colquitt, Georgia (09 July 2008)
- E. coli causes boil water advisory for Caldwell, New Jersey (09 July 2008)
- E. coli closes beach in Virginia (09 July 2008)
- Ground beef recalled because of possible E. coli contamination in Michigan and Ohio (09 July 2008)
- Bird infected with West Nile virus found in Monterey, California (09 July 2008)
- Hendra virus kills 2 horses in Queensland, Australia (09 July 2008)
- 2 ill after contacting Legionnaire’s disease from the air vent at their workplace in Dublin, Ireland (09 July 2008)
- Legionnaires’ causing bacteria found in hospital water in Baltimore, Maryland (09 July 2008)
- Thai basil recalled because of salmonella contamination (09 July 2008)
- Smoked salmon recalled because of possible listeria contamination (09 July 2008)
- Norovirus infects over 100 at 4 senior centers in Sonoma, California (08 July 2008)
- Unknown disease killing bats in New Hampshire (08 July 2008)
- Record levels of E. coli found in Lake St. Claire in Macomb, Illinois (08 July 2008)
- E. coli kills 2 year old in Stockholm, Sweden (08 July 2008)
- West Nile virus found near Antioch, California (08 July 2008)
- Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) or blue ear hits Vietnam (08 July 2008)
- Potatoes, tomatoes and capsicum imported to Fiji from New Zealand found to be carrying bacteria (08 July 2008)
- 2 creeks closed because of E. coli in Pueblo, Colorado (08 July 2008)
- West Nile virus infects 2 in Boulder and Logan, Colorado (07 July 2008)
- 5.3 million pounds of beef recalled from Nebraska Beef Ltd because of E. coli contamination (05 July 2008)
- 250,000 people put on water boil advisory after cryptosporidium found in drinking water in Northamptonshire, UK (05 July 2008)
- Beach closed because of high bacteria level in Sarasota, Florida (05 July 2008)
- Dead crow infected with West Nile virus in Fort Erie, Ontario (05 July 2008)
- Foot and mouth disease hits Mbarara, Uganda (05 July 2008)
- E. coli found in Grand Bend North Beach in Lambton, Ontario (04 July 2008)
- E. coli linked to beef in outbreak in Colquitt, Georgia (04 July 2008)
- High levels of bacteria found at Gimli Beach in Gimli, Manitoba (04 July 2008)
- Arrowhead Beach closed because of high bacteria levels in Kingston, Ontario (04 July 2008)
- C. difficile superbug kills 2 more in Northern Health Trust, Ireland (04 July 2008)
- Intestinal parasites found in Pismo pier and Cypress Street lagoon in California (04 July 2008)
- Beaches closed because of high bacteria levels in Quincy, Massachusetts (03 July 2008)
- Mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus found in Massachusetts (03 July 2008)
- Equine virus kills 45 horses in Florida (03 July 2008)
- Restaurant linked to 11 confirmed cases of salmonella in Newton, Kansas (03 July 2008)
- Barley disease called net blotch hits South Australia (03 July 2008)
- E. coli found in Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri (02 July 2008)
- 4 beaches close because of high bacteria levels in Putnam, Florida (02 July 2008)
- Water tested positive for E. coli at Tropicana Tower in Las Vegas, Nevada (02 July 2008)
- Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia (VHS) confirmed in Illinois (02 July 2008)
- Heavy rain water causes high bacteria levels in multiple beaches in Cape Cod, Massachusetts (02 July 2008)
- Person infected by West Nile virus in Uintah-Basin, Utah (02 July 2008)
- Number of adults over 50 with HIV/AIDS increasing in Georgia (02 July 2008)
- Advisory posted because of high bacteria levels in Del Monte beach in Monterey, California (01 July 2008)
- Horse and bird infected with West Nile virus in Wisconsin (01 July 2008)
- Mosquito tested positive for West Nile virus in Allegheny, Pennsylvania (01 July 2008)
- Mosquitoes tested positive for West Nile virus in Bridgeport, Connecticut (01 July 2008)
- Person infected by West Nile virus in Netanya, Israel (01 July 2008)
- Cryptosporidium found in baptizing water in Draper, Utah (01 July 2008)
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