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Scientists Identify Novel Antibody Against the Zika Virus [Study]
The Zika virus primarily affects pregnant women and their babies who have been reported to develop physical deformities.
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U.S. Senate Passes $1.1 Billion Compromise Bill to Fight Zika
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Zika Update: CDC Officially Confirms Zika Virus Causes Birth Defects
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