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Why does Larimer County always have higher levels of West Nile virus? Here’s what we found

Outlet: Coloradoan

23 Aug, 2023

Coloradoan: When West Nile virus first came into the state, Larimer County and areas toward the plains along the South Platte River basin quickly became the dominant spot for West Nile, said Brian Foy, a Colorado State University professor who studies insect-borne diseases in his Foy Lab in CSU’s Center for Vector Borne Infectious Diseases.

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