Zika Virus In Saliva
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Scientists Claim To Have Developed $2 Test Kit To Detect Zika In 40 Minutes
Scientists claim to have developed a portable test, costing just $2 that can accurately detect low levels of the Zika virus in saliva within 40 minutes.
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Low-Cost Zika Test In The Works
Researchers at Harvard University have devised a test to quickly and cheaply detect the Zika virus in blood or saliva, offering a much-needed method for remote testing, a study said Friday.
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Zika Virus 'Active' In Saliva, Urine, But It's Unclear If It Is Transferred That Way
Brazilian researchers said Friday that they had found the "active" presence of the Zika virus in saliva and urine samples, raising the possibility that the infection could be spread through kissing and other contact involving bodily fluids.
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US Doctors Upgrade Zika Precautions; Virus Found In Saliva, Urine
Brazilian scientists announced on Friday they had found Zika in the saliva and urine of two patients, as U.S. health officials advised more stringent measures for monitoring pregnant women for Zika and preventing sexual transmission of the virus.
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Scientists Claim To Have Developed $2 Test Kit To Detect Zika In 40 Minutes
Scientists claim to have developed a portable test, costing just $2 that can accurately detect low levels of the Zika virus in saliva within 40 minutes.
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Low-Cost Zika Test In The Works
Researchers at Harvard University have devised a test to quickly and cheaply detect the Zika virus in blood or saliva, offering a much-needed method for remote testing, a study said Friday.
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Zika Virus 'Active' In Saliva, Urine, But It's Unclear If It Is Transferred That Way
Brazilian researchers said Friday that they had found the "active" presence of the Zika virus in saliva and urine samples, raising the possibility that the infection could be spread through kissing and other contact involving bodily fluids.
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US Doctors Upgrade Zika Precautions; Virus Found In Saliva, Urine
Brazilian scientists announced on Friday they had found Zika in the saliva and urine of two patients, as U.S. health officials advised more stringent measures for monitoring pregnant women for Zika and preventing sexual transmission of the virus.
