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![]() Current News Bat News for April - May 2012 Study Indicates Bat Disease Tranfers to Humans A team of scientists working in conjuction with Professor Doctor Christian Drosten, Head of the Institute for Virology at the Universitätsklinikum in Bonn, Germany have reinforced the need to be careful about coming into contact with bats: "We already knew from prior studies that bats and rodents play a role as carriers of paramyxoviruses," Professor Drosten said. The many varied members of this large virus family cause, e.g., measles, mumps, pneumonias and colds. The highly dangerous Hendra and Nipah viruses cause types of encephalitis that result in the death of one out of two patients. Paramyxoviruses also play a role in veterinary medicine, causing e.g., canine distemper or rinderpest. May 2012 is next week and bats are coming out of hibernation if they haven't already left their roost. Don't try and remove bats by yourself - get help! Bat News for February 2012 South Carolina School Had 400 Bats Removed A school in Fountain Hill, South Carolina had 400 bats removed from its school gymnasium after observing 5 or 6 bats flying around during a three week period. Susan Clarke from the Greenville County Schools reported that she saw at least 300 bats leave. The bat removal experts reported that the bats entered the building through a drain pipe on the roof. A one way plastic valve was installed so the bats could leave at night to feed, but were then unable to return to the gym. Bat News for January 2012 The Indiana Bat - Myotis Sodalist The LivingstoneDaily.com online newspaper has reported that the I-96 highway project will have U.S. federal funding problems if they do not ensure that the project doesn't interfere with the Indiana bat's habitat during its breeding season. The Indiana bat, which is known by scientists as "myotis sodalist", spends time in Michigan's wood areas during the summer and spring, and is on the U.S. federal endangered species list. Rabies Prevention Information from the Barnstable Public Health Department A Cape man received a rabies infection by a bat bite. The following information about preventing rabies infections was published by the Barnstable Public Health Department. In light of a Cape man's rabies infection caused by a bat bite, the Barnstable Public Health Department has released a statement on January 6, 2012 with action steps to prevent rabies. Rabies is a fatal disease that is spread when an animal with rabies bites or comes in very close contact with another animal or person. The rabies virus is carried in the saliva of infected animals. If a person knows that he or she has been exposed to rabies, disease can be prevented in people by administering a vaccine and antibodies promptly. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MA DPH) recommends that if you are bitten or scratched by an animal, wash the wound with soap and water for ten minutes and call your health care provider to determine if you need to be treated for a rabies exposure. How to help prevent rabies:
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