Once the brain is infected, the virus can trigger dangerous swelling that proves fatal for 33 percent of symptomatic people. The EEE virus (EEEV) is carried primarily by mosquitos, which can give it to birds, reptiles, amphibians and mammals - most notably, horses. EEE most commonly starts with a fever, body aches and chills that come on suddenly. FILE PHOTO: A man walks behind a model of an Anopheles mosquito in the new Darwin Centre at the Natural History Museum, in London September 8, 2009. It's the first human case of EEE in the state so far this year, and the sixth in the US.
The EEEE fires people out of control.
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The EEEE fires people out of control .
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