2015 Mosquito-Borne Illnesses in Humans and Animals

Updated March 14, 2016
This page has been automatically translated from English. MSDH has not reviewed this translation and is not responsible for any inaccuracies.

This county-by-county report shows human cases and other data currently reported to MSDH. WNV human cases and WNV-positive horses, mosquito samples and blood donors are indications that WNV is circulating in the state. All residents, regardless of county of residence, should take precautions to prevent WNV infection.

  Human Cases of Mosquito-Borne Illnesses Horses WNV Testing
  WNV Chikungunya Other1 Deaths All Illnesses Positive Mosquito Samples2 Positive Blood Donors3
Total: 38 1 0 1 9 44 1
Adams10000 0
Alcorn00000 0
Amite00000 0
Attala10010 0
Benton00000 0
Bolivar00000 0
Calhoun00000 0
Carroll00000 0
Chickasaw00000 0
Choctaw00000 0
Claiborne00000 0
Clarke00000 0
Clay00000 0
Coahoma00000 0
Copiah10000 0
Covington10000 0
DeSoto00000 0
Forrest20000101
Franklin00000 0
George00001 0
Greene00000 0
Grenada00000 0
Hancock00000 0
Harrison00001 0
Hinds11000020
Holmes00000 0
Humphreys00000 0
Issaquena00000 0
Itawamba00000 0
Jackson0000210
Jasper00001 0
Jefferson00000 0
Jefferson Davis00000 0
Jones0000050
Kemper00000 0
Lafayette00000 0
Lamar00000 0
Lauderdale10000 0
Lawrence00000 0
Leake00000 0
Lee00001 0
Leflore00000 0
Lincoln00000150
Lowndes00000 0
Madison5000030
Marion10000 0
Marshall00001 0
Monroe00000 0
Montgomery10000 0
Neshoba10001 0
Newton00000 0
Noxubee00000 0
Oktibbeha00000 0
Panola00000 0
Pearl River00000 0
Perry00000 0
Pike0000030
Pontotoc00000 0
Prentiss00000 0
Quitman00000 0
Rankin8000140
Scott00000 0
Sharkey00000 0
Simpson20000 0
Smith00000 0
Stone00000 0
Sunflower0000020
Tallahatchie00000 0
Tate00000 0
Tippah00000 0
Tishomingo00000 0
Tunica00000 0
Union00000 0
Walthall00000 0
Warren00000 0
Washington10000 0
Wayne00000 0
Webster00000 0
Wilkinson00000 0
Winston00000 0
Yalobusha00000 0
Yazoo1000  0
Unspecified County01000 0

Human case count represents only those confirmed by laboratory testing.

1 Other mosquito-borne illnesses include La Crosse encephalitis, St. Louis encephalitis, and Eastern Equine encephalitis. Humans as well as horses can be infected with mosquito-borne illnesses, and infected horses indicate that humans may also be at risk. More about these diseases

2 Mosquito are trapped and tested for West Nile virus (WNV) in selected counties where a higher number of human cases have occurred in previous years. WNV positive mosquitoes indicate that WNV is circulating in the state, and that all residents, regardless of location, should take precautions.

3 Infected blood donors are identified through routine screening to ensure the safety of transfusion products. WNV-positive blood donors who are symptomatic are included in the WNV human case count.

 
Mississippi State Department of Health 570 East Woodrow Wilson Dr Jackson, MS 39216 866‑HLTHY4U Contact and information

Facebook Twitter Instagram RSS

Accredited by the national Public Health Accreditation Board