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First case of Zika reported near Myrtle Beach
First case of Zika reported near Myrtle Beach
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1 new travel-related Zika case confirmed in Central Florida
1 new travel-related Zika case confirmed in Central Florida
More than a dozen new travel-related Zika cases were reported in Florida on Friday, with one of them being in Central Florida.One new case was confirmed in Orange County, three in Broward, three in Pinellas, one in Collier, one in Hillsborough, one in Sarasota and five involving pregnant women, according to the Florida Department of Health.There are no new non-travel-related cases on Friday, and health officials said they found one of the people originally classified as a local case of Zika had recently traveled outside of the U.S.
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New travel-related Zika case in Collier brings total to 6
New travel-related Zika case in Collier brings total to 6
Research entomologist Mark Clifton studies locally-collected mosquitoes at the Collier Mosquito Control District offices on Tuesday, March 1, 2016, in Naples.(David Albers/Naples Daily News) (Photo: David Albers/Naples Daily News)A new case of travel-related Zika has been confirmed in Collier County, which brings the volume to six since statewide tracking began in late January.The case in Collier is one of 15 new travel-related cases statewide reported Friday by the state Department of Health.
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