His family told WBZ that Perry was healthy and had no underlying conditions. He was hospitalized due to severe central nervous system disease and died within a week.

The last reported human case of EEE in New Hampshire was in 2014, according to the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services. That year, three people were infected and two died.

That's like hitting the shit-fuck lottery even with the current outbreak. Life is a risk.

Oh nice and west Niles comming around.

Can't believe the danger is state wide. I wonder if people in the nearby states have to be concerend.