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ACOG Urges Congress to Pass Emergency Funding to Tackle Zika Virus
While both species of mosquito can transmit the virus, Dr. Jones says the only Zika cases in the United States have come from people who traveled to countries in South America or the Caribbean, where Zika outbreaks have occurred.
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Frieden added that the CDC would continue to study whether microcephaly in children born to mothers infected with Zika “is the tip of the iceberg of what we could see in damaging effects on the brain and other developmental problems”.
According to the report, the previous recommendations regarding prevention and avoidance of Zika virus infection and transmission remain unchanged.More than 40 of the chamber’s Democrats Monday signed on to a letter to Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., demanding a Senate vote on additional Zika funds.
“There’s no local transmission… of the virus in the continental United States”, he told CNBC’s “Squawk Box”.
The World Health Organization has said there is strong scientific consensus that Zika can also cause Guillain-Barre, a rare neurological syndrome that causes temporary paralysis in adults.
(Mosquito-borne viruses are) something weve experienced, but (Zika) comes with a little more anxiety, Carpenter said. It is reported that these people were infected with the virus while visiting other countries.
A woman looks on next to a banner as soldiers and municipal health workers take part in cleaning of the streets, gardens and homes as part of the city’s efforts to prevent the spread of the Zika virus vector, the Aedes aegypti mosquito, in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
That worry has become more common as growing numbers of travelers have sought testing after visiting or living in Zika-affected countries.
“Mosquitoes have been carrying this vaccine for several years after carrying the virus – and the antidote, the vaccine, is nowhere to be found”, says the ALL founder.
Seven B.C. residents have tested positive for the Zika virus, including two pregnant women whose fetuses are now being closely monitored at the BC Women’s Hospital Reproductive Infectious Diseases Clinic.
The Zika outbreak was first detected in Brazil a year ago and is spreading through the Americas.
There have been 11 reported cases of Zika in the commonwealth so far, but all are travel-related.
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The plan includes reducing the number of mosquitoes in New York City by doubling and optimizing existing mosquito traps, improving the city’s testing capacity for the disease, and creating an awareness campaign for people to understand the virus and take appropriate precautions. Anyone with an active infection can spread the virus through mosquito bites and sex, so the CDC advises them to avoid mosquitoes and abstain from sex or use condoms.