A second human case of West Nile virus has been documented in Clinton County this season, according to the Clinton County Health Department. A Plattsburgh resident, under 50 years old, began experiencing symptoms on September 18.

A second human case of West Nile virus has been documented in Clinton County this season, according to the Clinton County Health Department.

Clinton County health officials on Tuesday reported another case of West Nile virus, the season’s second case.

Local health officials are urging residents to continue to guard against mosquito-borne West Nile virus even as cooler fall weather is slowly beginning to arrive.

The Clinton County Health Department has confirmed a second humane case of West Nile Virus. The update is the second case confirmed in the area this season. Officials said the person infected lives in Plattsburgh and began experiencing symptoms back on Sept.

County health officials say a 50-year-old Chazy resident was hospitalized with symptoms, but is now recovering.

Another horse in Jefferson County has been diagnosed with West Nile virus, and a horse in the Town of Alexandria has EEE.

The person began experiencing symptoms consistent with West Nile virus back on Sept. 1 and was hospitalized. They are now recovering, according to officials.

A Texas man ended up hospitalized from the mosquito-borne virus, which can have long-lasting symptoms A Texas man who survived prostate cancer now has to relearn to walk after he contracted the debilitating West Nile Virus from a mosquito.