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- Hook: Mosquito buzzes around screen loudly
- Young Child and Mother Scene
- Why should you care about West Nile?
- Mosquito buzzes loudly through the screen and comes directly into the camera.
- What is West Nile?
- Mommy, these mosquitoes are bothering me, exclaims the young boy while running up distressed to the adult woman. The mother takes a look at the bites and seems worried.
- Call to action: How can you prevent West Nile?
- Mosquito bites are annoying and itchy, but in some cases they can lead to infections that are deadly. West Nile is most commonly reported mosquito-borne disease in the United States. So far this year, a total of 656 cases of West Nile disease have been reported to the CDC.
- Zoom out; end scene
- West Nile infection is spread by the bite of a mosquito that carries the West Nile virus. Most cases of WNV occur during mosquito season, which occurs from the summer to the fall. There are no vaccines to prevent WNV or medicines to treat it. WNV is dangerous, as it can lead to the development of meningitis or encephalitis. These are serious and life-threatening illnesses that affect the brain.
- The best way to prevent West Nile Infection is to protect from mosquito bites. Young children are especially vulnerable. Use insect repellent, Wear long sleeved shirts and pants, and take steps to control mosquitoes indoors and outdoors in you home.
- Show mom spraying insect repellant on child and zoom out. By following these easy prevention measures, you can protect yourself and your children from the harmful West Nile. If you experience any feverish symptoms, make sure to seek medical care.
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