Transmitted through the bite of infected *Culex* mosquitoes, West Nile virus is a seasonal arbovirus capable of causing severe neurological disease. Primarily monitored by public health agencies and epidemiologists, its surveillance benefits communities by triggering mosquito control programs and guiding personal protective measures. Understanding its transmission cycle is crucial for clinicians diagnosing febrile illnesses and for preventing outbreaks in vulnerable populations.
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