Zika virus
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First Baby Born From Zika-Infected Mother Diagnosted with Microcephaly in New Jersey
A baby with Zika-related microcephaly was born in New Jersey, a first for the New York tri-state. The mother contracted the Zika virus during a trip to Honduras.
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Zika Virus Clone to Speed Up Vaccine, Scientists Say
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Puerto Rico Confirms First Zika-related Birth Defect Case
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Rio Olympics Could Spark Global Zika ‘Catastrophe’, Experts Warn
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Zika Virus Update: Natural Family Planning App Offers 1 Million Free Subscriptions to Brazil Women
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NASA, NCAR Map Possible Spread of Zika Virus in the U.S.
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First Zika-Related Death in the US Recorded in Puerto Rico
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This Summer, Local Zika Outbreaks Possible In The US
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Zika Update: First Confirmed Sexual Transmission In US Came From Unprotected Sex
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Zika Update: CDC Officially Confirms Zika Virus Causes Birth Defects
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