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Concerns over the transmission of Zika
There is growing evidence that mosquito bites are not the only way to transmit the Zika virus
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There is growing evidence that mosquito bites are not the only way to transmit the Zika virus
UN asks how countries can ask women to avoid pregnancies but not offer ways to end them; Puerto Rico declares emergency
Campinas hospital patient with gunshot wounds became infected with Zika after multiple blood transfusions in April 2015
Nine people have been diagnosed with the virus in four counties across the state. Andy Gallacher reports.
While Puerto Rico is trying to contain Zika, one third of the approximately 20 cases on the island are in Fajardo
Rick Scott calls for increased mosquito control efforts in four counties after nine Zika cases reported
Dallas case triggers fears of sexual transmission of Zika virus in US; other such possible cases reported in past years
Someone in Texas has contracted the virus not through a mosquito bite but after having sex with an infected person
Supreme Court will consider proposals aimed at protecting mothers whose babies have microcephaly
Virus transfer reported in Texas, one day after WHO declared an international public health emergency
