Mississippi Zika Cases Increase To Nine

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Laboratory-confirmed Zika virus disease cases reported to ArboNET by state or territory — United States, 2015–2016 (as of July 20, 2016)

http://www.cdc.gov/zika/geo/united-states.html

States	Travel-associated cases* No. (% of cases in states) (N=1,404)	Locally acquired cases† No. (% of cases in states) (N=0)
Alabama	8      (1)	0    (0)
Arizona	7      (<1)	0    (0)
Arkansas	5      (<1)	0    (0)
California	69    (5)	0    (0)
Colorado	17    (1)	0    (0)
Connecticut	30    (2)	0    (0)
Delaware	10      (1)	0    (0)
District of Columbia	9      (1)	0    (0)
Florida	270  (19)	0    (0)
Georgia	39    (3)	0    (0)
Hawaii	10    (1)	0    (0)
Illinois	23    (2)	0    (0)
Indiana	13    (1)	0    (0)
Iowa	9      (1)	0    (0)
Kansas	5      (<1)	0    (0)
Kentucky	9      (1)	0    (0)
Louisiana	8      (1)	0    (0)
Maine	7      (<1)	0    (0)
Maryland	36    (3)	0    (0)
Massachusetts	49    (3)	0    (0)
Michigan	13    (1)	0    (0)
Minnesota	21    (1)	0    (0)
Mississippi	9      (1)	0    (0)

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DESOTO COUNTY, MS (WMC) -

The Mississippi State Department of Health confirmed one person in DeSoto County has the Zika virus.

MSDH said the infected person traveled to Jamaica recently.

Zika is a virus that is transmitted between people by mosquitoes. If contracted during pregnancy, it can cause serious birth defects. In healthy adults, it can cause a mild illness with symptoms like fever and pain lasting for several days to a week. However, some patients have no symptoms at all.

http://meredithaz.worldnow.com/story/32380366/case-of-zika-virus-confirmed-in-desoto-county

 

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