Healthy Living/WellnessFirst Case Of Zika Virus In Iowa Linked To Travel History To Central America Iowa confirmed its first case of Zika virus following the infection of a woman who travelled to Central America. The Iowa Department of Public Health, however, assured there is no risk for the general public to contract the mosquito-borne virus.by Rhodi Lee
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Healthy Living/WellnessJamaica Uses Song And Dance To Spread Awareness About Zika Virusby Katherine Derla
Healthy Living/WellnessFDA Issues Blood Donation Guidelines Amid Zika Virus Outbreakby Rina Marie Doctor
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