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Ants In New Mexico!
Did you know that there are more species of ants in New Mexico than in the entire continent of Europe?  Its true.  And that is one reason why the ant continues to be Albuquerque's number one pest.  ABC Pest Management Services prides itself in ridding ants in properties where other companies could not.

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"In The News"

New Mexico Confirms First 2010 Hantavirus Case

5/7/2010
SANTA FE, N.M. —  The New Mexico Department of Health announced on Thursday that a 44-year-old woman from McKinley County has been hospitalized in critical condition at UNM Hospital in Albuquerque with the state’s first case of Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome this year.

An environmental investigation will be conducted to determine where the woman may have been exposed to the virus. “We want everyone to be aware that Hantavirus is present through out our state and that precautions need to be taken to avoid rodents and their droppings,” said Dr. Paul Ettestad, the Department’s public health veterinarian.

Source: New Mexico Department of Health

New Mexico Confirms Another Case of Plague in Pets

Tuesday, April 20, 2010
The New Mexico Department of Health’s Scientific Laboratory confirmed plague this week in a dog that lived near San Jon in Quay County. Other confirmed animal plague cases this year include a dog and cat from Santa Fe County (city of Santa Fe and Eldorado) and a dog and cat from Rio Arriba County (Alcalde and Abiquiu area). All cases have recovered. No human plague or Hantavirus cases have been confirmed so far this year.

“The increased winter and spring precipitation can stimulate increases in rodent populations and lead to increased plague and Hantavirus activity,” Ettestad said. “Plague cases in pets serve as a warning that there is plague activity in rodents and their fleas, and human cases can follow. Pets infected with plague are hunters who have eaten an infected rodent or been bitten by a rodent’s fleas prior to getting ill. Pets can transport the fleas back into the home where they can infect people.”

In New Mexico, there were six human cases of plague in 2009: three from Santa Fe County, two from Bernalillo County and one from Sandoval County. One of the Santa Fe County cases was a fatal case in an 8-year-old boy.

Four cases of Hantavirus occurred in New Mexico in 2009, one each from Rio Arriba, Taos, Santa Fe, and San Miguel counties. None were fatal. Two cases of Hantavirus occurred in New Mexico in 2008, one each from Taos and Otero counties. Both of which were fatal.  Source: New Mexico Department of Health

The City of Albuquerque's Department of Environmental Health has a great website on bed bugs and bed bug prevention.  For more information, visit their site directly at:

 http://www.cabq.gov/envhealth/bedbugs.html

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