Penn Medicine has developed a vaccine that could protect against the Zika virus – The Daily Pennsylvanian
02/15/2017
Penn Medicine has developed a vaccine that could protect against the Zika virusThe Daily PennsylvanianA new vaccine developed at Penn Medicine could provide long-term protection against the Zika virus with just a single, relatively low dose. The virus continues to affect 76 countries in Central and South America and the Caribbean, with isolated local …and more »
02/15/2017
Penn Medicine has developed a vaccine that could protect against the Zika virusThe Daily PennsylvanianA new vaccine developed at Penn Medicine could provide long-term protection against the Zika virus with just a single, relatively low dose. The virus continues to affect 76 countries in Central and South America and the Caribbean, with isolated local …and more »
Telangana health department seeks kits to conduct Zika tests in Hyderabad – The New Indian Express
02/14/2017
Telangana health department seeks kits to conduct Zika tests in HyderabadThe New Indian ExpressHYDERABAD: The Telangana Health and Family Welfare department, during a recent visit of a team from World Health Organisation (WHO), sought kits to conduct tests for Zika cases in the city. As of now, samples from all the suspicious Zika cases from TS …and more »
02/14/2017
Telangana health department seeks kits to conduct Zika tests in HyderabadThe New Indian ExpressHYDERABAD: The Telangana Health and Family Welfare department, during a recent visit of a team from World Health Organisation (WHO), sought kits to conduct tests for Zika cases in the city. As of now, samples from all the suspicious Zika cases from TS …and more »
Zika crosses the placenta by latching on to fetal blood vessels – Ars Technica UK
02/14/2017
Ars Technica UKZika crosses the placenta by latching on to fetal blood vesselsArs Technica UKThe Zika virus made headlines worldwide over the last few years, though news on its outbreak has slowed down in recent months. Zika is transmitted via mosquitoes and sexual contact, and it causes flu-like fever and aches. It's a particularly worrying …
02/14/2017
Ars Technica UKZika crosses the placenta by latching on to fetal blood vesselsArs Technica UKThe Zika virus made headlines worldwide over the last few years, though news on its outbreak has slowed down in recent months. Zika is transmitted via mosquitoes and sexual contact, and it causes flu-like fever and aches. It's a particularly worrying …
See how long Zika lasts in semen and other bodily fluids – Science News (blog)
02/14/2017
CIDRAPSee how long Zika lasts in semen and other bodily fluidsScience News (blog)Medical epidemiologist Gabriela Paz-Bailey of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and colleagues analyzed the bodily fluids — including blood, urine and saliva — of 150 people infected with Zika. In 95 percent of participants, Zika …Zika Lingers in Semen for Less Time Than Thought: StudyPhilly.comZika studies yield more fetal infection and testing clues, show persistence in breast milkCIDRAPStudy: Zika's Persistence in Body Fluids Surprisingly LongMedPage TodaySatellite PR News (press release) -Huewire News -iTech Postall 10 news articles »
02/14/2017
CIDRAPSee how long Zika lasts in semen and other bodily fluidsScience News (blog)Medical epidemiologist Gabriela Paz-Bailey of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and colleagues analyzed the bodily fluids — including blood, urine and saliva — of 150 people infected with Zika. In 95 percent of participants, Zika …Zika Lingers in Semen for Less Time Than Thought: StudyPhilly.comZika studies yield more fetal infection and testing clues, show persistence in breast milkCIDRAPStudy: Zika's Persistence in Body Fluids Surprisingly LongMedPage TodaySatellite PR News (press release) -Huewire News -iTech Postall 10 news articles »
Viruses Like Zika, Ebola Are Spreading Thanks To 'Development,' Report Shows – International Business Times
02/14/2017
International Business TimesViruses Like Zika, Ebola Are Spreading Thanks To 'Development,' Report ShowsInternational Business TimesAs humans trek further into the forests and environments where viruses like Ebola, Zika, and HIV are common among bats, rodents, and other animals, the higher the chances are that those viruses will make the jump to infecting humans, according to NPR.and more »
02/14/2017
International Business TimesViruses Like Zika, Ebola Are Spreading Thanks To 'Development,' Report ShowsInternational Business TimesAs humans trek further into the forests and environments where viruses like Ebola, Zika, and HIV are common among bats, rodents, and other animals, the higher the chances are that those viruses will make the jump to infecting humans, according to NPR.and more »