Health Officials Confirm 4 Zika Cases in Florida Likely Spread by Local Mosquitoes

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Aug 1, 2016, 8:04 am88 pts
Four Florida residents have been infected with Zika in the first known case of local transmission of the virus in the continental U.S., according to health officials. female Aedes aegypti mosquito James Gathany/CDC, 2006 A new study shows that climate change is increasing the length of mosquito season in the…

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