Ohio may have its first case of West Nile this season, according to wkyc.com.
Here are five facts:
1. The possible case is a resident of Lakewood who has been under medical care. The individual has since resumed normal daily activity.
2. The Ohio Department of Health confirmed a mosquito trap in Maple Heights tested positive for West Nile.
3. Health officials state this is not abnormal for this time of year.
4. Individuals who contracted the virus reported they failed to use mosquito repellent when outdoors before they were infected.
5. Ohio residents are strongly advised to take the necessary precautions to avoid infection.
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