'We grossly underestimated' Zika, expert says – Muscatine Journal
03/30/2017
Muscatine Journal'We grossly underestimated' Zika, expert saysMuscatine JournalThe Zika virus can feed on the tiny brain cells of a fetus. CNN Films' "Unseen Enemy" premieres Friday, April 7 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Just Watched. replay. Tags. Wire · Cnn · Chocolate.org. Edley Gourmet Nuts Irish Stout-Infused Peanuts Ti. $25.00. Shop Now.and more »
03/30/2017
Muscatine Journal'We grossly underestimated' Zika, expert saysMuscatine JournalThe Zika virus can feed on the tiny brain cells of a fetus. CNN Films' "Unseen Enemy" premieres Friday, April 7 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Just Watched. replay. Tags. Wire · Cnn · Chocolate.org. Edley Gourmet Nuts Irish Stout-Infused Peanuts Ti. $25.00. Shop Now.and more »
Dengue may bring out the worst in Zika – Science Magazine
03/30/2017
Science MagazineDengue may bring out the worst in ZikaScience MagazineClose relatives have complicated relationships with each other even in the viral world. A new mouse study shows that if the animals have antibodies from dengue or West Nile virus, it sets them up for more severe disease from their close cousin, Zika virus.Getting dengue first may make Zika infection much worseScience NewsAnti-Flavivirus Antibodies Enhance Zika Infection in MiceThe ScientistPrior exposure to dengue or West Nile could make Zika worse: reportReutersall 6 news articles »
03/30/2017
Science MagazineDengue may bring out the worst in ZikaScience MagazineClose relatives have complicated relationships with each other even in the viral world. A new mouse study shows that if the animals have antibodies from dengue or West Nile virus, it sets them up for more severe disease from their close cousin, Zika virus.Getting dengue first may make Zika infection much worseScience NewsAnti-Flavivirus Antibodies Enhance Zika Infection in MiceThe ScientistPrior exposure to dengue or West Nile could make Zika worse: reportReutersall 6 news articles »
Gallup Survey: Zika Virus Not a Worry to Americans – Managed Care magazine
03/30/2017
Gallup Survey: Zika Virus Not a Worry to AmericansManaged Care magazineFewer than one in 10 Americans believe it is likely that they will be infected by the Zika virus, according to a recent Gallup poll. The results of the survey reveal Americans' low levels of concern about Zika despite widespread reports of how the …and more »
03/30/2017
Gallup Survey: Zika Virus Not a Worry to AmericansManaged Care magazineFewer than one in 10 Americans believe it is likely that they will be infected by the Zika virus, according to a recent Gallup poll. The results of the survey reveal Americans' low levels of concern about Zika despite widespread reports of how the …and more »
County to host Zika conference next week – Brownsville Herald
03/30/2017
County to host Zika conference next weekBrownsville HeraldThe Cameron County Department of Health and Human Services will be hosting a Zika conference at the Hilton Garden Inn on South Padre Island next week. The two-day conference will consist of workshops and panel discussions on a range of issues …
03/30/2017
County to host Zika conference next weekBrownsville HeraldThe Cameron County Department of Health and Human Services will be hosting a Zika conference at the Hilton Garden Inn on South Padre Island next week. The two-day conference will consist of workshops and panel discussions on a range of issues …
Fewer Zika-Linked Birth Defects Than Expected – NPR
03/30/2017
MainePublic.orgFewer Zika-Linked Birth Defects Than ExpectedNPRScientists expected a surge of severe birth defects in Brazil because of the Zika outbreak. But that didn't happen last year. Researchers are re-examining the link between Zika and birth defects. RACHEL MARTIN, HOST: There is some good news about Zika.Why Didn't Zika Cause A Surge In Microcephaly In 2016?MainePublic.orgZika-Linked Birth Defects in Brazil Down in 2016WebMDWhy were there fewer microcephaly cases from Zika last year?STAT89.3 KPCC -California Healthlineall 9 news articles »
03/30/2017
MainePublic.orgFewer Zika-Linked Birth Defects Than ExpectedNPRScientists expected a surge of severe birth defects in Brazil because of the Zika outbreak. But that didn't happen last year. Researchers are re-examining the link between Zika and birth defects. RACHEL MARTIN, HOST: There is some good news about Zika.Why Didn't Zika Cause A Surge In Microcephaly In 2016?MainePublic.orgZika-Linked Birth Defects in Brazil Down in 2016WebMDWhy were there fewer microcephaly cases from Zika last year?STAT89.3 KPCC -California Healthlineall 9 news articles »