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chile is one of the places where Zika is present!!! Yeah, a wonderful location for the Summer.
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Chile has confirmed its first case of the Zika virus having been sexually transmitted, the health ministry said in a statement on its website on Saturday.
The virus is linked to thousands of suspected cases of birth defects in Brazil .
The new case in Chile is that of a 46-year-old woman whose partner was infected while in Haiti. Chile, where the mosquitoes that transmit the virus are not found, has confirmed 10 cases of Zika involving people infected outside the country.
There is growing evidence that suggests a link between Zika and microcephaly in babies. The condition is defined by unusually small heads that can result in developmental problems.
Brazil said it has confirmed more than 900 cases of microcephaly and considers most of them to be related to Zika infections in the mothers.
U.S. health officials recommend that women wait at least two months, and men at least six, before attempting to conceive after infection with Zika.

http://m.ewn.co.za/2016/03/27/Chile-reports-its-first-sexually-transmitted-Zika-case

I think this virus will be one of the greatest threats for humanity in this century if researchers did not find a cure for it

i dont believe that this news related to zika virus is true.. trusted authorities must explain these cases in press conference otherwise there will be a lot of information pollution over this zika case ..
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Young but I'm not that bold
Chile has confirmed its first case of the Zika virus having been sexually transmitted, the health ministry said in a statement on its website on Saturday.
The virus is linked to thousands of suspected cases of birth defects in Brazil .
The new case in Chile is that of a 46-year-old woman whose partner was infected while in Haiti. Chile, where the mosquitoes that transmit the virus are not found, has confirmed 10 cases of Zika involving people infected outside the country.
There is growing evidence that suggests a link between Zika and microcephaly in babies. The condition is defined by unusually small heads that can result in developmental problems.
Brazil said it has confirmed more than 900 cases of microcephaly and considers most of them to be related to Zika infections in the mothers.
U.S. health officials recommend that women wait at least two months, and men at least six, before attempting to conceive after infection with Zika.

http://m.ewn.co.za/2016/03/27/Chile-reports-its-first-sexually-transmitted-Zika-case

I think this virus will be one of the greatest threats for humanity in this century if researchers did not find a cure for it
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