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CDC has issued a travel notice for Cuba regarding Zika virus, advising travelers to practice enhanced precautions. This notice reflects ongoing monitoring for Zika virus transmission in the region.
FDA has granted Emergency Use Authorization for the Trioplex Real-time RT-PCR Assay, a diagnostic tool for Zika virus. This test will be distributed to qualified laboratories to enhance Zika virus detection capabilities.
The CDC has updated its travel notices regarding Zika virus risk, indicating that areas above 6,500 feet are unlikely to harbor mosquitoes that transmit the virus. This information is crucial for travelers and public health officials.
The CDC held a telebriefing to update on Zika response efforts, emphasizing ongoing public health initiatives. The briefing provided insights into the current status of Zika virus management and prevention strategies.
CDC updates its travel guidance by adding New Caledonia to the list of destinations with ongoing Zika virus transmission. This reflects the agency's continued monitoring efforts for Zika virus outbreaks.
CDC is organizing a Zika Action Plan Summit to address the potential for local mosquito-borne transmission of the Zika virus in the continental U.S. This one-day event aims to enhance awareness and preparedness among stakeholders.
CDC Director Tom Frieden will visit Puerto Rico from March 7-9 to evaluate the agency's support for the Zika response. This trip highlights ongoing efforts to address the Zika virus outbreak.
CDC updates its travel guidance by adding St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Sint Maarten to its Zika virus travel notices. This reflects ongoing monitoring for Zika virus transmission in these regions.
FDA authorizes a new CDC laboratory test for Zika virus under emergency use, enhancing US laboratory capacity for Zika testing. This action aims to improve diagnostic capabilities amid ongoing public health concerns.
The CDC held a telebriefing to discuss updates on its Zika virus response efforts. This session aims to inform stakeholders about ongoing initiatives related to the virus.
CDC provides travel advice for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, focusing on health and safety measures for attendees. The guidance includes information on the Zika virus outbreak, emphasizing precautions for travelers.
The CDC provided updates on its ongoing response efforts to the Zika virus. This telebriefing highlights the agency's commitment to addressing the public health challenges posed by the virus.
CDC updates travel guidance by adding Trinidad and Tobago and the Marshall Islands to its Zika virus travel notices. This reflects ongoing monitoring for Zika virus transmission in these regions.
CDC emphasizes the importance of following guidance to prevent sexual transmission of the Zika virus. The agency continues to share updated information to protect public health.
CDC updates interim guidelines for healthcare providers managing infants and children with possible Zika virus infection. These revisions aim to enhance care and improve outcomes for affected patients.
CDC updates its travel guidance by adding Aruba and Bonaire to the Zika virus travel notices, indicating ongoing monitoring for Zika virus transmission. This reflects the agency's commitment to public health and traveler safety.
The CDC has activated its Emergency Operations Center to Level 1 in response to the Zika virus outbreak, indicating a heightened preparedness for potential local transmission in the Continental U.S. This move aims to consolidate expert resources for an efficient response.
The CDC and NIAID held a telebriefing to discuss updates on the Zika virus. This session aimed to inform the public and stakeholders about the current status of the disease.
The CDC highlights the Zika virus, which is transmitted by mosquito bites and typically causes mild symptoms such as fever and rash. Severe cases requiring hospitalization are rare, with symptoms generally lasting from several days to a week.
CDC has released interim guidelines to prevent sexual transmission of Zika virus following the first confirmed case in a non-traveler in the continental U.S. This guidance aims to assist healthcare providers in managing care for pregnant women and women of reproductive age with potential Zika exposure.
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