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Zika Virus Is No Longer An International Public Health Problem, WHO Says

The World Health Organization (WHO) claimed that Zika virus will no longer be considered as one of the Public Health Emergency of International Concerns.It was announced under the International Health Regulations following a meeting of the Emergency Committee on Zika and microcephaly on Friday.(Mario Tama / Getty Images)The World Health Organization (WHO) declared on Friday that the Zika virus is no longer an international public health emergency.

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WHO: Microcephaly-Causing Zika Virus No Longer a World Health Emergency : News : Nature World News

In an official agency advisory, the World Health Organization said on Friday, Nov. 18, that Zika virus, which is believed to have caused the rise in microcephaly and other notable defects in infants in Brazil, is no longer a global health emergency.Although emphasizing that the crisis is not yet over, the WHO says it will not identify Zika virus an emergency, or a Health Emergency of International Concern, but rather as an ongoing threat like other known mosquito-related illness, such as malaria or yellow fever.In an article by the New York Times, Dr. Peter Salama, executive director of the WHO's health emergencies program said, "We are not downgrading the importance of Zika.
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Zika Virus Mosquito Possibly Spreads Dengue in Same Bite

ATLANTA—A single species of mosquito—Aedes aegypti—now spreads multiple viruses in the Western Hemisphere, including Zika, chikungunya, and dengue.That has prompted researchers to examine whether it may transmit more than one type of virus at once to people—and if so, what consequences that may have.In a new study presented Monday at the annual meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene, scientists from Colorado State University said they had evidence that Aedes aegypti mosquitoes could be...
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