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Zika and Opioid Make it to the Top Health News of 2016


Zika and Opioid Make it to the Top Health News of 2016
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It was not before the discovery of birth abnormality found in newborn Brazilian children that Zika virus blasted the whole world health community with a deafening bang.It inflicted every individual on the face of the earth with the worst and horrific nightmare beyond human forbearance.The tragic atmosphere Zika virus brought with it and the ensuing gloom that engulfed the whole world after its outbreak; world health community took lesser time in recognizing the devastating potential of the disease and subsequently, without wasting any time labeled it the leading health issue way back in 2016.
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Monitoring babies of mums with Zika 'can fill info gap', Singapore News & Top Stories


Monitoring babies of mums with Zika 'can fill info gap', Singapore News & Top Stories
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A new national programme to monitor babies of mothers infected with Zika during pregnancy will not only help babies suffering Zika-related developmental problems, but will also help advance medical knowledge, doctors said.The Ministry of Health (MOH) said last Tuesday that it has set up the monitoring programme to address the risk of microcephaly in babies infected with Zika while in the womb.Babies with microcephaly have abnormally small heads and may develop conditions such as intellectual disability, abnormal facial features and problems with speech and movement, as well as glaucoma and hearing loss.
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Zika Fears, Opioid Abuse Crisis Top Health News for 2016


Zika Fears, Opioid Abuse Crisis Top Health News for 2016
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THURSDAY, Dec. 29, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- When news reports first began to emerge of mysterious, severe birth defects in Brazilian newborns, few could have imagined these isolated tragedies would explode into the leading health news story of 2016: the Zika virus.Soon, those few Brazilian cases of microcephaly -- babies born with abnormally small heads and underdeveloped brains -- grew to become thousands.Doctors quickly made the link between maternal infection with mosquito-borne Zika in pregnancy, and infant microcephaly and other neurological issues.
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