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Locally Transmitted Zika Virus Infects 41 in Singapore
Locally Transmitted Zika Virus Infects 41 in Singapore
More than 40 people have been infected locally by the Zika virus in Singapore, but most have fully recovered, officials said Sunday.Singapore announced its first Zika infection in May, with the virus imported by a 48-year-old man who had traveled to Brazil.On Sunday, the Ministry of Health confirmed 41 locally transmitted cases of the virus.
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Singapore Confirms 41 Cases of Locally-Transmitted Zika Virus
Singapore Confirms 41 Cases of Locally-Transmitted Zika Virus
Singapore authorities have confirmed 41 cases of locally-transmitted Zika virus, which in Brazil has been linked to a rare birth defect, and said more cases were expected to be identified.Those infected include 36 foreign construction workers employed at a site near Aljunied in the southeast of the island, the health ministry and the National Environment Agency (NEA) said in a joint statement on Sunday.On Saturday, authorities had confirmed Singapore's first case of a local transmission of the virus, to a 47-year-old Malaysian woman, also from the Aljunied area.
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Where Is Zika Worst In Puerto Rico? The Virus Is Widespread
Where Is Zika Worst In Puerto Rico? The Virus Is Widespread
The Zika virus has hit Puerto Rico harder than any other part of the United States and it's especially concerning for both locals and travelers.Health authorities estimate that the tropical territory has nearly nine thousand confirmed locally transmitted cases of Zika so far.Some parts of the tropical paradise may have a worse mosquito problem than others, but where is Zika worst in Puerto Rico?
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Microcephaly Could Be Just The Tip Of The Effects Of Zika Virus
Microcephaly Could Be Just The Tip Of The Effects Of Zika Virus
Microcephaly Could Be Just The Tip Of The Effects Of Zika VirusThe devastating birth defect microcephaly may be just a warning sign for the range of problems babies will suffer.Rob Stein tells Linda Wertheimer about what else scientists are learning about Zika.
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