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  • #16
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    Amounting to 132 cases of Zika in Spain, 19 are pregnant women


    EFE. 05/30/2016 - 16: 36h The number of cases diagnosed in Spain of the Zika virus has increased from 124 to 132, all imported, of which 19 are for pregnant women, two more than last week.

    Although the clinical picture of this virus is mild, in the case of pregnant there is high suspicion it may cause microcephaly or other neurological disorders in infants. In fact, in early May in Catalonia it was detected the first case in Spain of microcephaly of a fetus whose mother was infected of the virus.

    Nineteen of the 132 cases confirmed so far by the Ministry of Health in its web are women who were pregnant at the time of taking the samples.

    According to the Ministry, all confirmed cases through the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network are in people who had traveled to affected countries, so it is imported cases.

    Of the total diagnosed, 48 patients are in Catalonia, 31 in Madrid, 12 in Aragon, 10 in Castilla and Leon, 6 in Valencia, 5 Galicia 3 in Navarra, 3 in Andalusia, 3 in the Canary Islands, 3 Balearic islands, 2 in Asturias, 2 in Murcia, 2 in La Rioja, 1 in the Basque Country and one in Castilla-La Mancha.

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    • #17
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      One pregnant with Zika virus in Spain gives birth to a healthy baby

      REPUBLIC / AGENCIES | MADRID | 05/30/2016

      During the last week, from 23 to 30 May, they have been detected in Catalonia, where the child is born, eight new hit, going cases 48-56

      A pregnant second affected by Zika virus has given birth in Catalonia to a baby without microcephaly or other alterations , although it will monitor the child according to the protocol.

      " Normal delivery and exploration of normal baby in the early hours. Monitoring of children will be according to the protocol ", said the Ministry of Health in the weekly balance cases.

      During the week from 23 to 30 May were detected eight new affected by Zika virus passing from 48 to 56 cases : 16 to 18 men and women 32-38.

      Of the 38 women, ten are pregnant, two of which have already given birth; the first case was announced in early May, when it was learned that the fetus of a pregnant suffer malformations.

      All cases have a history of having been in areas of South and Central America where transmission of the virus is active and after being bitten by mosquitoes during their stay.

      C virus causes a mild ABLE with moderate fever, rash that spreads from the face to the rest of the body, arthritis or transient arthralgia, conjunctivitis and nonspecific symptoms such as myalgia, fatigue and headache.

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      • #18
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        Second case in Spain of fetal malformation associated with Zika virus


        By Europa Press ?June 6, 2016

        The Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality has reported a new case of fetal malformation infection Zika virus in Spain , in a pregnant woman after diagnosis decided not to continue the pregnancy, the second after the case of microcephaly registered makes a month in Catalonia.

        So far Spain have been reported in 21 cases of Zika in women who were pregnant at the time of sampling, and the fetuses of two of these women have been observed congenital abnormalities related to an infectious cause.

        This emerges from the latest update of the report 'Rapid Assessment of risk of disease transmission by Zika virus in Spain' prepared by the Coordination Center Alerts and Health Emergency Department Alfonso Alonso, who did not specify what autonomous region it has registered the second case of fetal malformation.

        In that report, updated to June 1, detailing the woman lived in Latin America but traveled to Spain after suffering the first symptoms of the disease during the first trimester of pregnancy.

        brain malformations the second quarter were detected in the fetus by ultrasound but the mother requested the voluntary termination of pregnancy. Subsequently, it expands to the report, the virus was detected in the umbilical cord and fetal brain tissue.

        Alongside this case would be that of another woman who began symptoms of the disease during a trip to Latin America in the first trimester of
        pregnancy and in which the Zika virus was subsequently confirmed by PCR. Later, in the 25th week of gestation important brain malformations they were observed in the fetus.

        141 CASES 'IMPORTED' AREAS OF RISK

        Moreover, in its latest report diagnosed cases released Monday June 6, Health has raised to 141 the number of cases of Zika virus confirmed in Spain, 9 more than the 132 recorded to last week.

        Specifically, the latest report from the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network published Monday June 6 includes 49 patients in Catalonia, 34 in Madrid, 13 in Aragon, 10 in Castilla and Leon, 6 in Valencia, 6 in Galicia, 4 Andalusia, Canary 4, 3 in Navarra, 3 in Baleares, 3 in La Rioja, 2 in Asturias, 2 in Murcia, one in the Basque Country and one in Castilla-La Mancha.

        All these patients came from or had visited countries affected by the virus, so it is imported cases, she notes Health, which has ceased to specify which regions registered cases are detected in pregnant women.

        To the epidemic by Zika virus in the Region of the Americas, the Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality, in collaboration with the Carlos III Institute of Health and autonomous regions, it has established a surveillance of imported cases of disease by Zika virus.

        PROTOCOL AND RESPONSE PLAN

        earlier this year the Ministry and regional governments also agreed in the Committee on Public Health of the National Health System (SNS) the adoption of a protocol epidemiological surveillance Zika and a plan for preparedness and response these and other mosquito, which in April was ratified in the Interregional Council diseases.

        Among other issues, it is recommended to anyone who has been to any area where there is a virus postpone 28 days from returning the unprotected sex with women who are pregnant or intend to be, to avoid possible contagion through semen and given the potential risk of fetal microcephaly that has not yet been confirmed.

        Pregnant women who have traveled to countries at risk by Zika virus will undergo blood and urine if returning to Spain presented any symptoms indicative of infection, according to the protocol agreed to follow up with the Spanish Society of Gynaecology and Obstetrics (SEGO ).

        And if confirmed the presence of the virus, serial ultrasound examinations will be made to control the growth and, especially, fetal morphology every two weeks, the contest advanced obstetricians in prenatal ultrasound diagnosis and the suspected diagnosis of fetal infection being essential .

        "Safety and security don't just happen, they are the result of collective consensus and public investment. We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear."
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        • #19
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          Health adds 4 new cases of Zika that raise to 145 affected in Spain

          Europa Press
          Monday, June 13, 2016, 14:46
          MADRID, 13 (EUROPA PRESS)

          The Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality has raised to 145 the number of cases of Zika virus confirmed in Spain, 4 more than the 141 recorded until last week. Of these, 20 are women who were pregnant at the time of sampling.

          Specifically, the latest report from the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network published Monday June 13 reported 53 patients are in Catalonia; 34 in Madrid; 13 in Aragon; October 10 in Castile and Leon; 6 in Valencia; 6 in Galicia; 4 in Andalusia; 4 in the Canary Islands; 3 in Navarre; 3 Balearic Islands; 3 in La Rioja; 2 in Asturias; 2 in Murcia; one in the Basque Country and one in Castilla-La Mancha.

          All these patients came from or had visited countries affected by the virus, so it is imported cases, according to Health clarifies that no longer specifies which regions registered cases are detected in pregnant women.

          At the moment, in Spain they have reported two cases of fetal malformation infection Zika virus, according to the report 'Rapid Assessment of risk of disease transmission by Zika virus in Spain', released last week, prepared by the Coordination center and Health Emergency Alerts.

          SURVEILLANCE PROTOCOL

          To the epidemic by Zika virus in the Region of the Americas, the Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality, in collaboration with the Carlos III Institute of Health and autonomous regions, it has established a surveillance of imported cases of disease by Zika virus.

          Also, earlier this year the Ministry and the regional governments agreed in the Committee on Public Health of the National Health System (SNS) the adoption of a protocol epidemiological surveillance Zika and a plan for preparedness and response to these and other diseases transmitted by mosquitoes, which in April was ratified in the Interregional Council.

          Among other issues, it is recommended to anyone who has been to any area where there is a virus postpone 28 days from returning the unprotected sex with women who are pregnant or intend to be, to avoid possible contagion through semen and given the potential risk of fetal microcephaly that has not yet been confirmed.

          Pregnant women who have traveled to countries at risk by Zika virus will undergo blood and urine if returning to Spain presented any symptoms indicative of infection, according to the protocol agreed to follow up with the Spanish Society of Gynaecology and Obstetrics (SEGO ).

          And if confirmed the presence of the virus, serial ultrasound examinations will be made to control the growth and, especially, fetal morphology every two weeks, the contest advanced obstetricians in prenatal ultrasound diagnosis and the suspected diagnosis of fetal infection being essential .

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          • #20
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            Health Zika sum of 154 cases in Spain imported from countries at risk


            20/06/16 | . 18: 32h EUROPA PRESS | MADRID


            The Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality has raised to 154 the number of cases of Zika virus confirmed in Spain, 9 more than the 145 recorded until last week.Of these, 20 are women who were pregnant at the time of sampling.

            Specifically, the latest report from the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network published Monday June 20 reported 55 cases in Catalonia, 38 in Madrid, 13 in Aragon, 10 in Castilla y Leon, 6 in Valencia, 6 in Galicia 5 Andalusia, Canary 4, 4 in Navarra, 3 in Baleares, 3 in La Rioja, 2 in Asturias, 2 in Murcia, 2 Basque Country and one in Castilla-La Mancha.

            All these patients came from or had visited countries affected by the virus, so it is imported cases, according to Health clarifies that no longer specifies which regions registered cases are detected in pregnant women.

            At the moment, in Spain have reported two cases of fetal malformation infection Zika virus, according to the latest report 'Rapid Assessment of risk of disease transmission by Zika virus in Spain' prepared by the Coordination Center Warning and Emergency health.

            It also reported Monday Catalonia delivery of a pregnant with Zika has given birth to a baby without microcephaly or other alterations, although it will monitor the child according to the protocol.

            SURVEILLANCE PROTOCOL

            To the epidemic by Zika virus in the Region of the Americas, the Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality, in collaboration with the Carlos III Institute of Health and autonomous regions, it has established a surveillance of imported cases of disease by Zika virus.

            Also, earlier this year the Ministry and the regional governments agreed in the Committee on Public Health of the National Health System (SNS) the adoption of a protocol epidemiological surveillance Zika and a plan for preparedness and response to these and other diseases transmitted by mosquitoes, which in April was ratified in the Interregional Council.

            Among other issues, it is recommended to anyone who has been to any area where there is a virus postpone 28 days from returning the unprotected sex with women who are pregnant or intend to be, to avoid possible contagion through semen and given the potential risk of fetal microcephaly that has not yet been confirmed.

            Pregnant women who have traveled to countries at risk by Zika virus will undergo blood and urine if returning to Spain presented any symptoms indicative of infection, according to the protocol agreed to follow up with the Spanish Society of Gynaecology and Obstetrics (SEGO ).

            And if confirmed the presence of the virus, serial ultrasound examinations will be made to control the growth and, especially, fetal morphology every two weeks, the contest advanced obstetricians in prenatal ultrasound diagnosis and the suspected diagnosis of fetal infection being essential .

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            • #21
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              Health rises to 158 cases of Zika in Spain imported from countries at risk

              2 hours ago
              SE. Madrid.

              The Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality has raised to 158 the number of cases confirmed in Spain Zika virus, four more than the 154 recorded until last week, of which 21 are women who were pregnant at the time of shooting samples, one more than the previous week.

              Specifically, the latest report from the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network published Monday June 27 reported 55 patients in Catalonia, 39 in Madrid, 13 in Aragon, 10 in Castilla y Le?n, 7 in Galicia, 6 in Valencia, 5 Andalusia, Canary 4, 4 in Navarra, 4 in La Rioja, Baleares 3, 3 in the Basque Country, 2 in Asturias, 2 in Murcia and one in Castilla-La Mancha.

              All these patients came from or had visited countries affected by the virus, so it is imported cases, according to Health clarifies that no longer specifies which regions registered cases are detected in pregnant women.

              At the moment, in Spain have reported two cases of fetal malformation infection Zika virus, according to the latest report 'Rapid Assessment of risk of disease transmission by Zika virus in Spain' prepared by the Coordination Center Warning and Emergency health.

              Monitoring Protocol

              To the epidemic by Zika virus in the Region of the Americas, the Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality, in collaboration with the Carlos III Institute of Health and autonomous regions, it has established a surveillance of imported cases of disease by Zika virus. Also, earlier this year the Ministry and the regional governments agreed in the Committee on Public Health of the National Health System (SNS) the adoption of a protocol epidemiological surveillance Zika and a plan for preparedness and response to these and other diseases transmitted by mosquitoes, which in April was ratified in the Interregional Council.

              Among other issues, it is recommended to anyone who has been to any area where there is a virus postpone 28 days from returning the unprotected sex with women who are pregnant or intend to be, to avoid possible contagion through semen and given the potential risk of fetal microcephaly that has not yet been confirmed.

              Pregnant women who have traveled to countries at risk by Zika virus will undergo blood and urine if returning to Spain presented any symptoms indicative of infection, according to the protocol agreed to follow up with the Spanish Society of Gynaecology and Obstetrics (SEGO ).

              And if confirmed the presence of the virus, serial ultrasound examinations will be made to control the growth and, especially, fetal morphology every two weeks, the contest advanced obstetricians in prenatal ultrasound diagnosis and the suspected diagnosis of fetal infection being essential .

              "Safety and security don't just happen, they are the result of collective consensus and public investment. We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear."
              -Nelson Mandela

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              • #22
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                SOCIETY / VIRUS ZIKA

                Zika first in Spain spread of sexually

                A woman in Madrid resident has contracted the virus after his partner traveled to Latin America between the months of April and May

                July 02, 2016 03: 27h
                RS

                A resident woman in the Community of Madrid has been infected the Zika virus by her partner, who had traveled between May and April to Latin America and was diagnosed with the disease, so that in all probability it is the first case of virus transmission sexual in Spain. What sources they confirmed the Ministry of Health of the Community of Madrid Ep that emphasize the couple has been treated at health centers in the region and have good health.

                Tiger mosquito vectors, transmitter of the disease, are negative in the Community of Madrid, there has been concluded that the infection is sexually transmitted. This is the first transmission by this route detected so far.

                Juan Gonzalez del Castillo, head of Infectious Diseases of the Spanish Society of Emergency Medicine and Emergency explained to reason that "yet the percentage risk of transmission is unknown in this way. In three out of four cases the patient has no symptoms, although it is known that the zika causes malformations and neurological problems. Hence it is advised not to become pregnant. " According to the head of infectious diseases, neither the actual percentage of transmission of the virus by maternal-fetal pathway is known, but the path it is indistinct once the virus has penetrated.

                So far, ten countries have reported at least one case of sexual transmission Zika (United States, Italy, Argentina, France, New Zealand, Germany, Peru, Chile, Canada, Portugal) virus .

                Most cases of transmission by this route have been documented by vaginal sex, but have been described a case of possible transmission through anal sex and oral sex another. All men had symptoms consistent with infection and the period between the onset of symptoms in the man and his partner ranged between 4 and 19 days. They acknowledge that so far has not demonstrated the transmission of infection through sex from a person with asymptomatic infection. However, and before a possible risk , Health recommends that anyone who has been in a zone where there is virus postpone the eight weeks since returning unprotected sex with women who are pregnant or intend to become pregnant . This period is extended to 6 months if the man of the couple is symptomatic, as recommended by the World Health Organization. According to the Ministry of Health, all confirmed cases so far through the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network were among people who had traveled to affected countries, so it was imported cases.

                Of the total diagnosed, 55 patients were in Catalonia, 39 in Madrid, 13 in Aragon, 10 in Castilla and Leon, 7 in Galicia, 6 in Valencia, 5 Andalusia, 4 in the Canary Islands, 4 in Navarre, 4 in La Rioja, Baleares 3, 3 in the Basque Country, 2 in Asturias, 2 in Murcia and 1 in Castilla La Mancha. The clinical picture of this virus is mild, but in the case of pregnant there is high suspicion it may cause microcephaly or other neurological disorders.
                ...


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                • #23
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                  167 cases of Zika in Spain and 22 of them are pregnant

                  1 hour ago - TeInteresa / EFE , Madrid

                  The number of cases diagnosed in Spain increased from 158 to 167

                  All imported least one native of sexual transmission

                  The number of cases diagnosed in Spain of the Zika virus has increased from 158 to 167, all imported least one native of sexual transmission , and 22 correspond to pregnant women , one more than last week.

                  Although the clinical picture of this virus is mild , in the case of pregnant there is high suspicion it may cause microcephaly or other neurological disorders in infants.

                  Twenty - two of the 167 cases of zika confirmed so far by the Ministry of Health in its web are women who were pregnant at the time of taking the samples.

                  In addition, Health includes the first case of sexual transmission of this virus registered in Spain: a woman infected by her partner , a man who had been during the months of April and May in a Latin American country.

                  The other confirmed cases through the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network are in people who had traveled to affected countries, so it is imported cases.

                  Of the total diagnosed, 58 patients are in Catalonia, 42 in Madrid, 13 in Aragon, 11 in Castilla and Leon, 7 in Galicia, 7 in Valencia, 5 Andalusia, 4 in the Canary Islands, 4 in Navarre, 4 in La Rioja, 4 in the Basque Country, 3 in Baleares, 2 in Asturias, 2 in Murcia and 1 in Castilla La Mancha.

                  In early May was detected in Catalonia the first case in Spain of microcephaly of a fetus whose mother was infected of the virus. In June, it has reported a second case of cerebral malformation in the fetus in Spain as a result of zika.

                  "Safety and security don't just happen, they are the result of collective consensus and public investment. We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear."
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                  • #24
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                    Amounting to 173 cases zika in Spain and 22 of them are pregnant

                    EFE - Madrid
                    07/11/2016 - 15: 46h

                    The number of cases diagnosed in Spain of the Zika virus has increased from 167 to 173, all imported least one native of sexual transmission, and 22 correspond to pregnant women, the same number as last week.

                    Although the clinical picture of this virus is mild, in the case of pregnant there is high suspicion it may cause microcephaly or other neurological disorders in infants.

                    Twenty-two of the 173 cases confirmed so far zika by the Ministry of Health in its web are women who were pregnant at the time of taking the samples.

                    In addition, Health includes the first case of sexual transmission of this virus registered in Madrid- Spain-specifically, a woman infected by her partner, a man who had been during the months of April and May in a Latin American country.

                    The ministry stressed that was not detected the presence of the Aedes albopictus mosquito to transmit the virus- -capable in the Community of Madrid.

                    The other confirmed cases through the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network are in people who had traveled to affected countries, so it is imported cases.

                    Of the total diagnosed, 58 patients are in Catalonia, 45 in Madrid, 13 in Aragon, 11 in Castilla and Leon, 7 in Galicia, 7 in Valencia 5 in Andalusia, 5 Navarra 5 in La Rioja 4 Canary islands, 4 in the Basque Country, 4 in Balearic islands, 2 in Asturias, 2 in Murcia and 1 in Castilla la Mancha.

                    In early May was detected in Catalonia the first case in Spain of microcephaly of a fetus whose mother was infected of the virus. In June, it has reported a second case of cerebral malformation in the fetus in Spain as a result of zika.

                    El número de casos diagnosticados en España del virus del Zika ha aumentado de 167 a 173, todos importados menos uno autóctono de transmisión por vía sexual, y 22 corresponden a mujeres embarazadas, la misma cifra que la semana pasada.
                    "Safety and security don't just happen, they are the result of collective consensus and public investment. We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear."
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                    • #25
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                      Health rises to 182 cases in Spain zika

                      The number of infected pregnant also increases and affects women 24

                      EFE Madrid
                      18.07.2016 16: 52h - Updated: 07/18/2016 16: 54h.

                      The number of cases diagnosed in Spain of the Zika virus has increased from 173 to 182, all imported least one native of sexual transmission, and 24 correspond to pregnant women , two more than last week.

                      Although the clinical picture of this virus is mild, in the case of pregnant there is high suspicion it may cause microcephaly or other neurological disorders in infants. Twenty - four of the 182 cases confirmed so far zika by the Ministry of Health in its web are women who were pregnant at the time of taking the samples.

                      In addition, Health includes the first case of sexual transmission of this virus registered in Spain - specifically in Madrid, a woman infected by her partner, a man who had been during the months of April and May in a Latin American country.

                      The ministry stressed that was not detected the presence of the Aedes albopictus mosquito to transmit the virus- -capable in the Community of Madrid.

                      The other confirmed cases through the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network correspond to people who had traveled to affected countries , so it is imported cases.

                      Of the total diagnosed, 61 patients are in Catalonia, 49 in Madrid, 13 in Aragon, 11 in Castilla and Leon, 7 in Galicia, 7 in Valencia, 7 in Andalusia, 5 Navarra 5 in La Rioja 4 Canary islands, 4 in the Basque Country, 4 in Balearic islands, 2 in Asturias, 2 in Murcia and 1 in Castilla-La Mancha.

                      In early May was detected in Catalonia the first case in Spain of microcephaly of a fetus whose mother was infected of the virus. In June, a second case of cerebral malformation was reported in the fetus as a result of zika.

                      "Safety and security don't just happen, they are the result of collective consensus and public investment. We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear."
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                      • #26
                        The first baby born in Spain with microcephaly because of Zika

                        EFE.jpgEFE 25/07/2016 - 16:440

                        A person affected by viral fever Zika woman who contracted the virus when bitten by a mosquito on a trip he made to Latin America, has given birth to a baby with microcephaly and other malformations, reported doctors at the Hospital Vall d today ' Hebron in Barcelona.

                        This is the first case of microcephaly caused by Zika in Spain and probably in Europe, after the mother has refused an abortion despite last May will detect malformations in the fetus when she was 20 weeks of gestation.

                        In Catalonia, a total of 21 pregnant women have suffered from Zika after traveling to America, five of which have already given birth to healthy babies, while this was the only case in which doctors detected malformations in the fetus.

                        "Safety and security don't just happen, they are the result of collective consensus and public investment. We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear."
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                        • #27
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                          HEALTH - DISEASES - VIRAL DISEASES

                          The Ministry of Health rises to 193 cases of transmission of the virus in Spain

                          BY EUROPE PRESS MADRID | 01/08/2016 - 16:43

                          The Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality has raised to 193 the number of cases of infection confirmed in Spain Zika, three more than the 190 recorded until last week.

                          According to the latest report from the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network released Monday August 1, 192 of them have been detected in people from or who had visited affected countries, so it is imported cases.

                          It has also been reported one indigenous case of sexual transmission in the Community of Madrid, although in this region has not detected the presence of the mosquito 'Aedes albopictus'.

                          Specifically 64 patients are in Catalonia, 52 in Madrid, 15 in Aragon, 11 in Castilla y Leon, 8 in Galicia, 7 in Valencia, 7 in Andalusia, 6 in La Rioja, 5 Navarra, five in Baleares, Canarias 4, 4 in the Basque Country, 2 in Asturias, two in Murcia and one in Castilla la Mancha.

                          Like last week, 26 confirmed cases are women who were pregnant at the time of taking the sample.

                          "Safety and security don't just happen, they are the result of collective consensus and public investment. We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear."
                          -Nelson Mandela

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                          • #28
                            Cases diagnosed
                            Last updated: August 8, 2016

                            To the epidemic by Zika virus in the Region of the Americas, the Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality, in collaboration with the Carlos III Institute of Health and the Autonomous Communities, it has established a surveillance of imported cases of disease by Zika virus.

                            Through the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network have been reported so far 219 confirmed cases of Zika virus infection. They have been detected in people from or who had visited affected countries except two cases of congenital Zika whose mothers were infected in risk areas and indigenous case of sexual transmission in the Community of Madrid. This community has not detected the presence of Aedes albopictus mosquito.

                            Eighty-one cases have been reported in Catalonia, 56 in Madrid, 15 in Aragon, 14 in Castilla y Leon, 9 in Galicia, 7 in Valencia, 7 in Andalusia, 6 in La Rioja, 5 Navarra 5 in Baleares 5 in the Basque Country, 4 in the Canary Islands, 2 in Asturias, 2 in Murcia and 2 in Castilla la Mancha. Thirty-seven of the confirmed cases are women who were pregnant at the time of taking the samples.

                            "Safety and security don't just happen, they are the result of collective consensus and public investment. We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear."
                            -Nelson Mandela

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                            • #29
                              Cases diagnosed
                              Last updated: August 16, 2016

                              To the epidemic by Zika virus in the Region of the Americas, the Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality, in collaboration with the Carlos III Institute of Health and the Autonomous Communities, it has established a surveillance of imported cases of disease by Zika virus.

                              Through the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network have been reported so far 229 confirmed cases of Zika virus infection. They have been detected in people from or who had visited affected countries except an indigenous case of sexual transmission in the Community of Madrid, a region that has not detected the presence of Aedes albopictus mosquito. In two cases it has been detected congenital Zika. On both occasions the mothers were infected in risk areas.

                              87 confirmed cases of infection Zika virus have been reported in Catalonia, 58 in Madrid, 15 in Aragon, 14 in Castilla y Leon, 10 in Galicia, 8 in Valencia, 7 in Andalusia, 6 in La Rioja 5 in Navarra, Baleares 5, 5 in the Basque Country, 4 in the Canary Islands, 2 in Asturias, 2 in Murcia and 1 in Castilla-La Mancha. Thirty-seven of them are women who were pregnant at the time of taking the samples.

                              "Safety and security don't just happen, they are the result of collective consensus and public investment. We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear."
                              -Nelson Mandela

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                              • #30
                                Cases diagnosed
                                Last updated: August 29, 2016

                                To the epidemic by Zika virus in the Region of the Americas, the Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality, in collaboration with the Carlos III Institute of Health and the Autonomous Communities, it has established a surveillance of imported cases of disease by Zika virus.

                                Through the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network have been reported so far 247 confirmed cases of Zika virus infection. They have been detected in people from or who had visited affected countries except an indigenous case of sexual transmission in the Community of Madrid, a region that has not detected the presence of Aedes albopictus mosquito. In two cases it has been detected congenital Zika; on both occasions the mothers were infected in risk areas.

                                95 confirmed cases of infection Zika virus have been reported in Catalonia, 61 in Madrid, 18 in Aragon, 14 in Castilla y Leon, 10 in Galicia, 10 in Valencia, 8 in Andalusia, 6 in La Rioja, 6 in the Basque Country, Navarra 5, 5 Baleares, Canarias 4, 2 in Asturias, 2 in Murcia and 1 in Castilla-La Mancha. Thirty-nine of them are women who were pregnant at the time of taking the samples.

                                "Safety and security don't just happen, they are the result of collective consensus and public investment. We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear."
                                -Nelson Mandela

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