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Nine dead in Italy from West Nile virus: how dangerous is this disease?

Nine dead in Italy from West Nile virus: how dangerous is this disease?

Nine people have died in Italy this year from the West Nile virus, which is becoming increasingly prevalent across Europe. Recent Belgian research suggests that climate change is contributing to the spread of the disease. Experts are currently analyzing the risks and transmission patterns of the virus as cases continue to rise.

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