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Thailand confirms first Zika-linked birth defects
Thailand confirms first Zika-linked birth defects
The Associated PressBANGKOK - Thai authorities have confirmed that two cases of babies with microcephaly - abnormally small heads - were caused by the Zika virus, the first time the linkage has been made in Southeast Asia.A World Health Organization statement on Friday urged countries in the region to take stronger measures to contain the virus after Thai health officials announced the linkage was confirmed in two of three cases of babies afflicted with microcephaly.The UN agency had earlier said the cases, if confirmed, would be the first of Zika-associated microcephaly in Southeast Asia.
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Thailand confirms SE Asia's first Zika-linked birth defects
Thailand confirms SE Asia's first Zika-linked birth defects
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Thailand confirms Southeast Asia's first Zika-linked birth defects
Thailand confirms Southeast Asia's first Zika-linked birth defects
Authorities in Thailand have confirmed that two cases of babies with microcephaly, or abnormally small heads, were caused by the Zika virus, the first such cases found in Southeast Asia.Dr. Prasert Thongcharoen, a senior Health Ministry official, said in a statement Friday that the linkage to Zika was confirmed by laboratory tests in two of three cases of babies afflicted with microcephaly.The results were inconclusive in the third case.
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Thailand confirms SE Asia's first Zika-linked birth defects
Thailand confirms SE Asia's first Zika-linked birth defects
BANGKOK — Authorities in Thailand have confirmed that two cases of babies with microcephaly, or abnormally small heads, were caused by the Zika virus, the first such cases found in Southeast Asia.Dr. Prasert Thongcharoen, a senior Health Ministry official, said in a statement Friday that the linkage to Zika was confirmed by laboratory tests in two of three cases of babies afflicted with microcephaly.The results were inconclusive in the third case.
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