Tag: Zika virus

Another Type of Mosquito Could Carry Zika -- and It Is Here in PH

There's no vaccine yet to protect pregnant women and their unborn babies from the Zika virus.

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The Philippines first case was a 15-year-old boy in Cebu in 2012. This year, five cases were already reported: one woman from Iloilo City and four foreign nationals who tested positive for the Zika virus after traveling to PH.

Protect your family from the Zika virus, chikungunya and dengue by eliminating the source.

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Crowded urban areas like Manila makes it easy for people to get infected. Here's what you can do to keep your family--and pregnant women--safe.

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The DOH is investigating where she traveled in the Philippines. Find out the latest update on the Zika virus plus how you can protect your family.

The Brazil outbreak that may have caused birth defects in babies of infected women could be much closer to home.