Zika Virus Affecting New Borns
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Zika Virus: All You Need To Know About Symptoms And Treatment
Zika Virus Cases: The first case was found in 1947 in Uganda and since then it has spread to several parts of the world including Africa, Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands, and the Americas.
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About 1.6 Million Childbearing Women At Zika Risk: Study
Up to 1.65 million childbearing women in Central and South America could become infected by the Zika virus by the end of the first wave of the epidemic, a new study has warned.
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Tens Of Thousands Of Babies May Be Born With Zika Disorders: Study
Tens of thousands of babies may be born with debilitating Zika-related disorders in the course of the outbreak sweeping through Latin America and the Caribbean, researchers said today.
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Florida Confirms First Baby Born With Zika Birth Defects
Health officials have confirmed the first Zika-related case of microcephaly in a child born in Florida.
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Zika Linked To Birth Defects In 6 US Cases
The six women mentioned on Thursday were all infected while traveling in countries where the virus is circulating.
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A Plea For Help In Brazil City Where Zika First Confirmed
Camacari was in chaos, its hospitals overflowing with sick people desperate to know what was happening to them, never suspecting theirs would be the first confirmed cases of Zika in Brazil.
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Pregnant Women In Scarcity-Hit Venezuela Battle To Dodge Zika
Carolina, who lives on the vertiginous hills of a Caracas slum, says she fell pregnant with her third child last year because birth control pills went scarce.
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Zika Virus Becomes Global Concern: How Vulnerable Is India?
The Zika virus, blamed for causing deformities in new born children, is "spreading explosively" and could affect as many as four million people in the Americas, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Thursday.
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Zika Virus: All You Need To Know About Symptoms And Treatment
Zika Virus Cases: The first case was found in 1947 in Uganda and since then it has spread to several parts of the world including Africa, Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands, and the Americas.
-
About 1.6 Million Childbearing Women At Zika Risk: Study
Up to 1.65 million childbearing women in Central and South America could become infected by the Zika virus by the end of the first wave of the epidemic, a new study has warned.
-
Tens Of Thousands Of Babies May Be Born With Zika Disorders: Study
Tens of thousands of babies may be born with debilitating Zika-related disorders in the course of the outbreak sweeping through Latin America and the Caribbean, researchers said today.
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Florida Confirms First Baby Born With Zika Birth Defects
Health officials have confirmed the first Zika-related case of microcephaly in a child born in Florida.
-
Zika Linked To Birth Defects In 6 US Cases
The six women mentioned on Thursday were all infected while traveling in countries where the virus is circulating.
-
A Plea For Help In Brazil City Where Zika First Confirmed
Camacari was in chaos, its hospitals overflowing with sick people desperate to know what was happening to them, never suspecting theirs would be the first confirmed cases of Zika in Brazil.
-
Pregnant Women In Scarcity-Hit Venezuela Battle To Dodge Zika
Carolina, who lives on the vertiginous hills of a Caracas slum, says she fell pregnant with her third child last year because birth control pills went scarce.
-
Zika Virus Becomes Global Concern: How Vulnerable Is India?
The Zika virus, blamed for causing deformities in new born children, is "spreading explosively" and could affect as many as four million people in the Americas, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Thursday.
