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A study reveals a four-fold increase in microcephaly cases in Colombia following the 2016 Zika virus outbreak, indicating that the risk is highest among pregnant women infected early in their pregnancy. This finding underscores the broader impact of Zika virus outbreaks beyond Brazil.
CDC updates guidance for the Little River area in Miami-Dade County, FL, where active Zika transmission has been identified. This update is crucial for residents and travelers to mitigate the risk of infection.
Texas health officials report a Zika virus infection in a resident of Brownsville, indicating potential local transmission. The CDC is supporting the investigation into this case to assess the risk and implement necessary public health measures.
CDC updates guidance for the Miami Beach area, indicating that it is no longer an active zone for Zika virus transmission. This change reflects improved conditions and aims to inform residents and travelers.
CDC updates travel guidance for Miami Beach, FL, indicating that the previously identified area is no longer under active Zika virus transmission. This change reflects ongoing monitoring and public health efforts in the region.
CDC researchers, alongside US and Brazilian teams, have documented cases of microcephaly onset after birth in infants with congenital Zika virus infection. This study highlights the ongoing neurological complications associated with Zika, emphasizing the need for continued surveillance.
CDC has issued a travel notice for Montserrat regarding the Zika virus, advising travelers to practice enhanced precautions. This notice reflects ongoing monitoring efforts for the spread of Zika virus in the region.
CDC has issued a travel notice for Palau regarding the Zika virus, advising travelers to practice enhanced precautions. This notice reflects ongoing monitoring efforts for the spread of Zika virus.
CDC announces $70 million in supplemental funding to enhance Zika virus response efforts across states, cities, and territories. This funding aims to bolster protective measures against the ongoing threat of Zika.
CDC updates its guidance on Zika virus transmission in Miami-Dade County, Florida, as new locally transmitted cases are investigated. This ongoing collaboration with state health officials highlights the need for continued vigilance in affected areas.
The CDC collaborates with Florida health officials to address new cases of locally transmitted Zika virus in Miami-Dade County. This response highlights ongoing public health efforts to manage and contain the spread of the virus.
CDC updates its interim guidance for pre-pregnancy counseling related to Zika virus, extending the waiting period for men with possible exposure to 6 months before attempting pregnancy. This update aims to enhance prevention of sexual transmission of the Zika virus.
CDC issues special travel considerations for pregnant women regarding Zika virus in 11 Southeast Asian countries. This guidance aims to help travelers make informed decisions about their health amidst uncertain risks of Zika infection.
CDC issues a travel notice for St. Kitts and Nevis due to ongoing monitoring of Zika virus spread. This guidance aims to inform travelers about potential health risks associated with the virus.
CDC hosted a telebriefing to update on Zika virus developments. The session aimed to inform stakeholders about ongoing efforts and research related to the disease.
Florida health officials report that aggressive mosquito control efforts effectively interrupted local transmission of the Zika virus in Wynwood. This response was crucial in protecting the community, particularly pregnant women, during the outbreak.
Florida health officials successfully implemented aggressive mosquito control measures to halt local transmission of the Zika virus during the summer outbreak. Their efforts significantly reduced the impact on the community, particularly for pregnant women.
The CDC has invested $2.5 million in laboratory supplies to enhance the U.S. capacity for Zika virus testing. This initiative aims to improve rapid detection of Zika infections across the country.
CDC updates travel guidance for Wynwood, Florida, due to active Zika transmission in the area. Residents and travelers are advised to take precautions to prevent mosquito bites.
The Florida Department of Health confirms active mosquito-borne transmission of the Zika virus has expanded in Miami Beach. This ongoing investigation highlights the need for increased awareness and preventive measures in the affected areas.
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