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Buffalo County shares results of Zika virus mosquito study

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Zika virus could affect Canadians travelling south this winter

last year due to someone travelling to a risk area, says Dr. Heather Morrison, chief public health officer on P.E.I. As of March 9, 478 travel-related cases and three sexually transmitted cases of Zika virus in Canada, including 28 pregnant women, have been reported. There has been one laboratory-confirmed case of the Zika virus on P.E.I. Morrison said because there is no vaccine or medication that protects against the Zika virus, she cautions travellers to protect themselves before travel. She sent physicians on the Island updates about the Zika virus from the chief public health office at various times, with the most recent one in February, she said.


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