West Nile Virus DoD National Surveillance Ben Pagac Army Center for Health Promotion & Preventive Medicine Fort George G. Meade, MD.

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West Nile Virus DoD National Surveillance Ben Pagac Army Center for Health Promotion & Preventive Medicine Fort George G. Meade, MD

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: DOD Global Emerging Infectious Disease System (CDR Clara Witt) Army Proponency Office for Preventive Medicine (LTC David West) Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (Drs. D. Gubler, C. Moore, R. Wirtz, R. Nasci) US Geological Survey Nat. Wildlife Hlth. Ctr. (Drs. R. McLane, L. Glaser, E. Sato, G. McGlaughlin) NY State Health Department (Dr. Dennis White) State & Municipal Health Departments Collaborating Universities DC Department of Health (Dr. Peggy Keller, Ms. J. Hinson) US National Park Service (Ms. Jil Sweringen) Smithsonian Institution National Zoological Park (Drs. R. Yates, R. Montalli) Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (LTC J. Ryan) Army/Navy/Air Force Preventive Medicine Personnel Army/Navy/Air Force Public Works, Pest Management Personnel Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases (Dr. Michael Turell) Army Veterinary Clinics (MAJ Felicia Langel) Army Veterinary Command Food Analysis and Diagnostic Lab Air Force Institute of Env., Safety, Occ. Health Risk Analysis (Dr. Chad McHugh) Navy Disease Vector Ecology Center (CDR David Claborn) Army CHPPM–N,S,W (E. Stanwix, D. Kuhr, W. Irwin, J. Harrison, M. Miller, S. Spring) Army CHPPM-N,S,W Survey Officers and Technicians

DoD (Army) Involvement - Background History – Arthropod-borne diseases changed the course of battles and often caused more profound human mortality/morbidity than weapons. Preventive Medicine (PM) mandate: [para 10-3.b(2), AR Conduct surveillance of vectors and pests affecting the health and welfare of the Army community] Resources/Responsibilities– Major installations typically have: –Medical Facilities (testing of suspect cases – State Labs, USAMRIID) –Preventive Medicine Environmental Science Officers (ESO) and Environmental Health Technicians (91-S) with training in basic entomology/sampling/microscopy (training, mosquito testing supt CHPPMs) –Veterinarians, Veterinary Clinics (testing; equines- Vet Comm., birds-USGS) –Public Works – Pest Management Personnel –Creative Resourcing – Environmental Offices

Since North American WNV Onset Key DoD Surveillance Objectives 1. Rapid, open communication 2. Blend multi-agency efforts 3. Early detection 4. Implement measured response planning based on surveillance findings 5. Reduce the human disease threat

DoD Installations/facilities

States with at least one installation reporting a WNv+ Dead Bird – 2003 DoD Installations/facilities (submitting installations = 28 states)

DoD Installations/facilities States with at least one installation reporting a WNv+ Dead Bird and/or Mosquito (Installations submitting mosquitoes from 38 states)

DOD WNV Surveillance

Humans: No confirmed AD military or dependent cases At least 25 human cases treated at 3 Army MTFs. All fully recovered. –Army Blood Screening Program (LTC Elain Perry) Army Donor Centers (began 4 Aug 03) Navy Donor Centers (began 8 Aug 03) 39 of 27,119 units tested (0.14%) were + for WNv

Mammals: Equine Surveillance: 0+/468 DoD-owned horses/mules and a donkey tested (VETCOM FADL Lab) Equine Surveillance: 0+/259 DoD-owned equines tested (VETCOM FADL Lab). One WNv+ civilian- owned horse (Fort Meade, MD) reported. Recommendation made for all DoD horses to be vaccinated. 1+ of 4 squirrels tested. Positive reported from Bolling AFB, MD (USGS-Madison)

Birds: 2002 – 106+/485 wild birds submitted (22%)* (36+ installations/sites – 17 States & DC) 2+ of 2 Sentinel flocks (100%) (2 installations – 2 states; VA, LA) 2003 – 52+/219 wild birds submitted (24%)** ( 23+ installations/sites – 15 States & DC) 2+ of 2 Sentinel flocks (100%) (2 installations – 2 states, VA, LA) * USGS and other sources **USGS only

Mosquitoes: 2002 – 284+/13,106 pools (115,247 fm) MIR=2.5/ installations (8 states) of 95 submitting 2003 – 148+/21,799 pools (225,825 fm) MIR=.7/ installations (13 states) of 134 submitting 3+ EEE (GA, SC) pools also detected (CHPPM-South)

Selected DoD Mosquito Surveillance Features and Approaches CHPPM-N,S,W designated regional mosquito testing labs Mosquito lab capabilities – RT-PCR using Light Cyclers Mosquito Wicking Assay valuable – with confirmation “WNv” - a place-holder for capability Mosquito collection emphasis on gravid traps/Culex spp Broad guidance: 10 traps, 2 nights/week Large trap catches are not a good thing WNv Surveillance Guide Created in 2000, modified and put on web in subsequent years – offers response planning guidance Training is critical

WNV Positive Mosquitoes/Birds Installation withFirst-LastFirst-Last DB Viral Activity Mosq Pool (# pools)(# Pos Dead Birds) Ft Sill, OK17 Jun-20 Aug (8)0 Wright Patterson AFB, OH19 Jun –18 Jul (2)7-14 Aug (3) Ft McNair, DC2 Jul-19 Sep (47)7 Aug (1) Andrews AFB, MD9 Jul-7 Oct (41)2-16 Aug (3) Ft Myer, VA10 Jul-25 Sep (101)24 Jul-8 Aug (8) Pentagon, VA17 Jul-28 Jul (3)26 Jul (2) Ft McPherson, GA17 Jul-18 Sep (14)9 Aug-15 Sep (5) Scott AFB, IL19 Jul-20 Aug (5)31 Jul-6 Aug (3) Ft Meade, MD30 Jul-24 Sep (8)20 Aug-24 Sep (5) SSAH, DC30 Jul-20 Aug (19)0 Bethesda NMC, MD5-22 Aug (3)22 Jul-7 Aug (2) McAlester AAP, OK14 Aug-22 (7)0 Ft Detrick, MD20 Aug-11 Sep (19)28 Jul-21 Oct (8) Ft Riley, KS5 Sep (5)14 Aug-16 Sep (4) Pine Bluff Arsenal, AR6 Sep (2)0

WNV Positive Mosquitoes/Birds Installation withFirst-LastFirst-Last DB Viral Activity Mosq Pool (# pools)(# Pos Dead Birds) Ft Sill, OK17 Jun-20 Aug (8)0 Wright Patterson AFB, OH19 Jun –18 Jul (2)7-14 Aug (3) Ft McNair, DC2 Jul-19 Sep (47)7 Aug (1) Andrews AFB, MD9 Jul-7 Oct (41)2-16 Aug (3) Ft Myer, VA10 Jul-25 Sep (101)24 Jul-8 Aug (8) Pentagon, VA17 Jul-28 Jul (3)26 Jul (2) Ft McPherson, GA17 Jul-18 Sep (14)9 Aug-15 Sep (5) Scott AFB, IL19 Jul-20 Aug (5)31 Jul-6 Aug (3) Ft Meade, MD30 Jul-24 Sep (8)20 Aug-24 Sep (5) SSAH, DC30 Jul-20 Aug (19)0 Bethesda NMC, MD5-22 Aug (3)22 Jul-7 Aug (2) McAlester AAP, OK14 Aug-22 (7)0 Ft Detrick, MD20 Aug-11 Sep (19)28 Jul-21 Oct (8) Ft Riley, KS5 Sep (5)14 Aug-16 Sep (4) Pine Bluff Arsenal, AR6 Sep (2)0

Current Mosquito Trapping Sites (as of Oct, 2003 Each site = 1 to 20 traps) NPS Nat. Zoo Army Navy Air Force Arling/Alex. DC N

Reducing the Threat  Adulticide  Breeding source reduction (storm drains, catch basins)  Overwintering source reduction  Larval control  Avoidance  Personal Protection

Targeted Adult Chemical Control… Thermal Fogger –Pyrethrin (ULD BP 100) –Storm Sewers, Culverts –Primarily Culex pipiens Back Pack Sprayer –Permethrin (Demand) –Vegetation used for resting –Primarily Aedes albopictus

Ben Pagac, CHPPM-North , Bill Irwin, CHPPM-West , Erin Stanwix, CHPPM-South , CHPPM WNV Surveillance Guide: