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Miami Beach Police Sergeant Infected With Zika Virus
Miami Beach Police Sergeant Infected With Zika Virus
ielle Barry, a research specialist at the AIDS Vaccine Research Labs at the University of Wisconsin-Madison tests body fluids from rhesus macaque monkeys infected with the Zika virus searching for evidence of the virus on June 28, 2016 in Madison, Wisconsin.Researchers at the University released a study today detailing how research at the facility has found the Zika virus persisted in the blood of pregnant monkeys for 30 to 70 days but only around 7 days in others.The study also found that monkeys previously infected with the virus were resistant to a second infection, which suggests the animals have a naturally occurring immunity.
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Miami Beach Police sergeant with Zika speaks out – WSVN 7News
Miami Beach Police sergeant with Zika speaks out – WSVN 7News
MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) - A South Florida police officer who contracted Zika is speaking out about the challenges she is facing on her road to recovery.Miami Beach Sgt.Michelle Sayegh is used to dealing with criminals on the streets, but she never thought a mosquito bite would put her out of commission.
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Miami Beach police sergeant contracts Zika virus
Miami Beach police sergeant contracts Zika virus
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - Sgt.Michelle Sayegh has worked as a Miami Beach police officer for the past 12 years, putting her life on the line to protect people.But now her life has been greatly affected after contracting the Zika virus.
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