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New Zika Outbreak Feared on Texas Border as Mosquito Season Approaches
Rio Grande Valley, the southernmost tip of Texas, remains part of the state that's most at risk for Zika because of its proximity to Mexico and the presence of Zika-carrying Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in the region.
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Zika Update: Virus Linked to Permanent Eye Damage in Infants
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Highly Potent Antibody That Can Stop Zika Virus Discovered!
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WHO: Microcephaly-Causing Zika Virus No Longer a World Health Emergency
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Zika Update: Virus Could Negatively Affect Male Fertility
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Zika Virus Update: Researchers Found Increasing Evidence Linking Zika and Rare Nerve Disorder in Adults
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FDA Wants Hologic Zika Virus Emergency Use Authorization to Include Urine Samples
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Zika Virus Could Spread Through Patient’s Tears, Study Finds
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Zika Update: Gulf States are at Risk for Zika, NIH Warns
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Zika Update: U.S. Declares Public Health Emergency in Puerto Rico Due to Zika
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Zika Outbreak Risk Rises With the Temperature For 50 U.S. Cities
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