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Italy faces viral outbreak amid rising temperatures
The West Nile virus vaccination in Italy is rapidly spreading due to rising temperatures and a prolonged warm season, with over 650 cases recorded since the beginning of the year—representing half of the cases in Europe. Climate change has promoted the proliferation of mosquitoes that transmit the virus, extending the transmission season until November, with ongoing cases in areas previously less affected. Additionally, Belgium and the Netherlands have reported new cases. Experts fear that rising temperatures will lengthen the virus transmission period and broaden its spread across Europe, as various mosquito species capable of transmitting other diseases continue to expand.
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