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Makati says Zika patient not its resident
Makati says Zika patient not its resident
Makati says Zika patient not its residentThe Makati City local health department countered an official report that the 42-year-old male announced positive of Zika virus is a resident of the city.On Friday,the Department of Health declared that there are two new cases of Zika virus infection in Metro Manila—a 27-year-old female from Mandaluyong and a 42-year-old male from Makati.(MB File/Ali Vicoy)But in a statement, the Makati Health Department (MHD) clarified that the latter actually lives in Mandaluyong and only works in Makati.
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Bloodworks Northwest says American Red Cross declining to fully comply with Zika virus testing
Bloodworks Northwest says American Red Cross declining to fully comply with Zika virus testing
Updated: Oct 17, 2016 - 5:03 PMSEATTLE - Bloodworks Northwest today said it will fully comply with the FDA requirements for Zika virus testing on every collected unit of donated blood, while, it said, the American Red Cross "declines" to do the same."We know the Zika virus can travel from a pregnant woman to an unborn child with profound consequences, and can be transmitted through blood and sexual contact, giving rise to serious public concern," Dr. James P. AuBuchon, president and CEO, said in a release."As directed by the FDA, we will implement the most sensitive, individual-sample testing available to ensure patient safety and public confidence in the blood supply."The Food and Drug Administration issued guidance to all U.S. blood organizations on Aug. 23 mandating Zika virus testing on donations collected.
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Red Cross failing to follow Zika blood-screening guidelines, Bloodworks official says
Red Cross failing to follow Zika blood-screening guidelines, Bloodworks official says
The Bloodworks Northwest president is criticizing competitors at the American Red Cross for failing to heed FDA guidelines for testing individual blood donations to ensure they're free of Zika virus.Red Cross officials say the FDA has not objected.A Seattle blood-center official is sharply criticizing competitors at the American Red Cross, saying the agency is failing to heed federal guidelines that call for testing individual units of donated blood to make sure they're free of Zika virus.
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Zika patient not Makati resident, says city health chief
Zika patient not Makati resident, says city health chief
The Makati City Health Department on Saturday clarified that the 42-year-old male who the Department of Health (DOH) earlier reported to be one of the two latest cases of the Zika virus infection only works in Makati and resides in neighboring Mandaluyong.This means that no Zika cases have been reported so far within Makati, according to the city health officer, Dr. Bernard Sese."The male patient found positive for the Zika virus, who is a nonresident, is already well.
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