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Colombia - INS is studying 41 cases of newborn babies with microcephaly that may be related to zika

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INS studied 41 cases of newborn babies with microcephaly that would be related to the zika


NATIONAL
March 28, 2016 - 12:12 Pm -

A total of 41 cases of babies born with microcephaly and that would be related to the virus zika studies the National Institute of Health, according to the latest epidemiological bulletin.

According to the INS, so far this year there have been 50 cases of microcephaly in newborn infants, however, nine have been negative in relation to Zika virus. The organization cautioned that these data may vary because cases are reported belatedly.

According to calculations by health authorities, could be around 500 babies born with microcephaly and have had a history of zika. To date not yet it has been no confirmed case.

So far they have reported a total of 58,838 cases of people affected by the virus since the epidemic zika and only 10,812 are women who are pregnant declared.

http://www.rcnradio.com/nacional/in...-nacidos-microcefalia-tendrian-relacion-zika/
 
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