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CDC allocates nearly $60 million to states and territories to combat Zika virus disease and its associated health risks, including microcephaly. This funding aims to enhance protective measures against Zika infections.
CDC will host a webcast focused on the clinical evaluation and management of infants with congenital Zika infection, in collaboration with the American Academy of Pediatrics. This meeting aims to enhance awareness and provide guidance for healthcare professionals.
The CDC supports an investigation into Zika virus cases in Utah, emphasizing the importance of monitoring and addressing potential outbreaks. This initiative highlights ongoing public health efforts to manage vector-borne diseases.
The CDC is aiding in the investigation of a Zika virus case in Utah, linked to a family contact of a deceased resident. This case raises concerns about local transmission of the virus.
A report from New York City documents the first case of female-to-male sexual transmission of the Zika virus. This highlights the need for increased awareness and preventive measures regarding Zika transmission.
CDC has issued a travel notice for St. Eustatius due to ongoing monitoring of Zika virus transmission. This guidance aims to inform travelers about potential health risks associated with the virus.
The CDC highlights the potential risk of Zika virus importation due to the influx of 350,000 to 500,000 international visitors for the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. This statement underscores the importance of awareness and preventive measures during the event.
The CDC and EPA recommend that Puerto Rico implement aerial spraying to combat mosquito populations and reduce Zika-associated birth defects. This integrated approach aims to protect public health in the region.
CDC allocates $25 million to states and territories to bolster Zika virus preparedness and mitigate associated health risks, including microcephaly. This funding aims to enhance public health responses to prevent infection and its severe consequences.
CDC has issued a travel notice for Anguilla due to ongoing Zika virus transmission. This guidance aims to inform travelers and public health officials about potential risks.
The CDC held a telebriefing to update on Zika virus screening for blood donations, emphasizing the importance of protecting the blood supply. This initiative aims to mitigate the risks associated with Zika transmission through transfusions.
CDC will hold a telebriefing to discuss updates on blood donation screening for Zika virus in Puerto Rico. This session aims to inform the public about ongoing efforts to manage Zika virus infection.
The CDC will start reporting on pregnancy and birth outcomes for women with laboratory evidence of Zika virus infection. This initiative aims to provide better insights into the impacts of Zika during pregnancy.
CDC has released interim guidance for Zika virus antibody testing, emphasizing a conservative approach to reduce missed diagnoses. This guidance is crucial due to the differing clinical management of Zika and dengue infections, particularly for pregnant women.
CDC Director Tom Frieden provided updates on the Zika virus outbreak during a press conference. His remarks highlight ongoing public health efforts to address the situation.
CDC Director Tom Frieden will address the National Press Club regarding the Zika virus outbreak, sharing insights on the ongoing fight against the disease. The discussion will highlight lessons learned and necessary actions to combat the outbreak.
CDC has issued a travel notice for Argentina due to local transmission of Zika virus in Tucumán Province. Travelers are advised to practice enhanced precautions when visiting affected areas.
The CDC held a telebriefing on May 20, 2016, to update the public on the Zika virus. This event primarily served as an informational session without new policy announcements or significant findings.
The CDC has initiated enhanced surveillance systems to report the total number of pregnant women affected by Zika virus infection. This effort aims to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the impact of Zika during pregnancy.
CDC will host a telebriefing to provide an update on the Zika Virus. This event aims to inform the public and stakeholders about the current status of Zika Virus.
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