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WNV is spread by mosquitoes that feed on infected birds that have migrated into an area. The mosquitoes then bite people or horses, who may or may not become infected.
This blog will provide AZ GoLocal participants a place to document and share ideas, ask questions, coordinate plans, and explore possibilities. We look forward to working with you!
AZGoLocal Steering Committee
- Carlson, Kathleen
- Doyle, Jacque
- Hofstetter, Sheila
- Jacobus, Cathy
- Jeffrey, Jackie
- Matazzoni, Susie
- Puzauskas, Maggie
- Riordan, Mary
- Ryan, Jeanette
Advisory Board
- Eileen Mitchell-Emily Center, PCH, Phoenix
- Louis Howley- Phoenix Public Library/Cholla Branch
- Mary Harris- Mesa Public Library/Main
- Pat Auflick-Arizona Health Sciences Library, Tucson
- Paula Crossman- Scottsdale Public Library/Arabian Branch
Collaboration Partners
Health Resources
- Arizona Go Local
- Tribal Four Corners Go Local
- Healthy Arizona 2010 Program
- State Health Statistics
- Rural Healthy People 2010
- National Network of Libraries of Medicine-Pacific Southwest Region
- Arizona Dental Association- February Children's Dental Month
- Community Food Connections- March National Nutrition Month
- Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center
- West Nile Virus Information
West Nile Virus- Transmission
WNV is spread by mosquitoes that feed on infected birds that have migrated into an area. The mosquitoes then bite people or horses, who may or may not become infected.
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Arizona Go Local is a statewide, collaborative project, and it relies on you, our users and partners, to maintain its value. If you would like to add a new service, suggest a site or give us feedback, we would like to hear from you. Contact us at azgolocal@ahsl.arizona.edu!
Disclaimer: The services listed on AZ Go Local are offered for informational purposes only and should not be taken as an endorsement of any particular service or provider over another. Please remember, when looking for information about the diagnosis or treatment of a health condition or disease, always seek out professional medical advice.
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