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  2. 12 hours ago
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    The reluctance = death threats? Some "scientists" do NOT want certain scientific findings publicly known (lest they do NOT get funding for THEIR research). Real life example: Dr. Ayres was bashed & bullied about in . And Culex transmit a deadly pathogen: .

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  3. Dec 24
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    Probably the most dangerous one is being completely ignored: bulbuls. And there are two types in the Niagara region + a greenbul was photographed in the Great Lakes area. They are 's most likely reservoir & amplifying host.

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  4. Dec 28
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    Dr. Ayres (should have won John Maddox 2018 prize, right ) warned everyone Feb. 2016. For > 2yrs I've watched the cities who visit my unpromoted paper devoted to in men. Over 400 cities have visited & the top 50 supports in infecting humans.

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  5. 15 hours ago

    How do we get our messages to go further during a ? Our research (cc: & ) found messages that contain severity & efficacy info are more likely to be RT'd by the public. This study focused on , but results may be applicable to threats like disasters.

    Communication on can reach larger audiences if message senders use strong message design and send messages soon after key events. Including images and severity information is particularly important.
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  6. 4 hours ago

    - there is no genetic test to determine if virus can cause microcephaly. Please stop pushing this, it’s only a disservice to your country.

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  7. 4 hours ago

    We should be careful about female mosquitos for preventing and other !

    How do find their prey? By smelling in the air!! Only females do this because the males drink .
  8. Dec 13

    Just a reminder to everyone trying to conceive that is still a thing, so please plan your holiday travels accordingly. Check out for more info and be sure to speak with your healthcare provider.

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  9. 20 hours ago

    Taking strong exception to the use of the word endemic in its Level 2 travel alert on in India, government of India has written to ⁦⁩ to “withdraw or modify” the alert

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  10. Dec 21

    in the USA: 189 cases of travel related cases and 2 cases with undetermined transmission mode reported for 2018 as of EW 51/2018 (21 Dec) by state PHD and

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  11. Dec 20

    government challenged the alert advising pregnant women against travelling to the state due to the outbreak of , the mosquito-borne disease

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  12. Dec 21

    It took until August 1st, 2016 for to be declared a sexually transmitted infection (STI). So why isn't updating the webpage? 80% of those infected have no symptoms. Oh yeah, gov't funded fertility treatment centers, right ?

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  13. Dec 28

    Evaluation of a rapid immunochromatographic assay and two enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays for detection of IgM-class antibodies to virus via

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  14. Dec 28
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    in have (but no one is warned). & are crafting policies to allow kids to opt for death (even without their family around). Humans are on the chopping block for $$$$$; Bill Gates has 0 background in health sciences.

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  15. Dec 13

    This is awful – Indian gov officials pushing for pregnant women to get abortions if infected with but w/o evidence for birth defects. The and other gov officials need to properly educate the public and clinicians! Thread👇

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  16. Dec 20

    We are still learning about the long term effects of maternal infection on their offspring. Developmental delays persist as Brazil’s Zika babies grow up via

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  17. 13 hours ago

    JAMA Netw Open.: Can Ultrasound Be Used to Reassure Pregnant Women Infected by Virus?

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  18. Dec 14

    There was a large outbreak in Cuba... in 2017... when transmission elsewhere in the Americas was waning. Together with the ongoing outbreaks in Asia and Africa, this Zika problem ain't over folks. Read more from & & co👇

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  19. Dec 28

    Understanding how , , and viruses hijack, rewire, infect human cells and cause . Nevan Krogan and '15, '16 Blavatnik National Finalist works to identify targeted drugs to fight off these infections

    Researchers identify drug targets for Ebola, Dengue, Zika viruses
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  20. Dec 5

    When virus hit the Americas in 2016, it hit hard, leading to intense interest in the disease. Two years later, a team led by Prof. Steve Boxer has taken a step toward understanding one aspect of Zika’s function.

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  21. Dec 19
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    A scientific dummy! Virus can cause brain damage to an adult while i could prevent tumor progression. thank for giving being that dummy and run the test.

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  22. Dec 26
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    in have but & our public health authorities fail to warn Drs & the public. Culex are 20 x more prevalent. 80% of those infected with Zika have no symptoms. And, the presence of a virus facilitates the invasion of Wolbachia (Strauß & Telschow, 2015).

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