The excess phosphorus from agricultural runoff and other sources is a major pollution threat to Wisconsinâs waterways. It causes overgrowth of aquatic plants and bacteria, including the harmful cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) blooms capable of producing toxins dangerous to humans, especially children.
Symptoms of glandular fever include fever, sore throat, swollen neck glands and fatigue. Glandular fever is caused by the Epstein-Barr virus, or EBV, named after the two British researchers who first identified it in 1964, although the disease itself had been recognised many years earlier.wollen glands in the back of the neck are especially typical of glandular fever. Most people develop a sore throat, which can be very severe, with inflamed tonsils. A fever, usually no higher than 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit), can also develop and may last up to three weeks.
Glandular fever is infectious during the incubation period (the time between catching the virus and developing the symptoms). For glandular fever, this can be two to four weeks. Some people have the virus in their saliva for up to 18 months after infection.his is when you're most infectious, although you may still be infectious until your symptoms have gone. In adults and older children, cold symptoms usually last about a week, although a cough may last up to three weeks. Colds tend to last longer in children up to the age of five, typically around 10-14 days.