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Question: From a grandparent in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA:
How dangerous is the West Nile virus for a child with diabetes on insulin?
Answer:
We have no idea; the virus seems to be less harmful in children and young adults, but there are no data on diabetes. Standard advice applies: Stay inside at dawn and dusk; wear repellent when outside; check the yard for standing water. Beyond that I wouldn't worry too much.
DTQ-20020810103656
Original posting 20 Aug 2002
Posted to Other Illnesses
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