Tests can keep Zika out of the blood supply, but they also give false positives. Enter Intercept: the pathogen reduction tech we've all been waiting for. The post
Testing for Zika Isn't the Only Way to Keep the Blood Supply Safe appeared first on
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The CDC wants you to stock up on the right stuff, but for many it will be too little, too late. The post
What's in the CDC's Zika Prevention Kits, From Permethrin to Condoms appeared first on
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As disease-carrying mosquitoes continue their march across the United States, communities are experimenting with new ways to keep the vectors under control. The post
A California City Is Fending Off Zika by Releasing 40,000 Mosquitoes Every Week appeared first on
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Miami ob-gyn Christine Curry has treated about a dozen pregnant women with Zika. Now, she's telling us how it's done. The post
How Doctors in Florida Are Protecting Pregnant Women From Zika appeared first on
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Four people have been infected with the virus from mosquitoes in Florida, near Miami. It's the first time that Zika has been spread in the US by local mosquitoes, rather than by travel
How politicians talk about public health is just as important as what they choose to talk about. The post
The Porn "Public Health Crisis" Has Competition appeared first on
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The Florida Department of Public Health announced late yesterday that it is investigating a case of non-travel related Zika in Miami-Dade County. The post
Florida May Have Its First Case of Zika from Local Mosquitoes appeared first on
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The patient had cared for someone else with Zika, but no mosquitoes or sexual contact are reportedly involved. The post
Someone Got Zika in Utah and No One Knows How appeared first on
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With American personnel stationed throughout the region where Zika is infecting people, and with Zika coming to the US, Army docs are working on a vaccine. The post
Inside the US Army Lab Racing to Create a Zika Vaccine appeared first on
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If Zika were so dangerous that the Olympics should be canceled, no one would be traveling in and out of Zika-affected areas. The post
Why Zika Is No Reason to Cancel the Olympics appeared first on
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