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Zika Virus infection: A vector-borne threat to pregnant women and infants
Regina Grazel, Pamela Harris-Haman
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Vector-borne
100%
Fetus
100%
Pregnant Women
100%
Zika Virus
100%
Zika Virus Infection
100%
Congenital Zika Syndrome
66%
Virus
33%
Flavivirus
33%
High Risk
33%
Central Nervous System
33%
Centers for Disease Control
33%
Disease Prevention
33%
Disease Course
33%
Birth Defects
33%
Aedes
33%
Pregnancy Trimester
33%
World Health Organization
33%
Implications for Practice
33%
Implications for Research
33%
Developmental Disabilities
33%
American Academy of Pediatrics
33%
Specialty Care
33%
Perinatal Death
33%
Microcephaly
33%
Maternal Transmission
33%
Brain Abnormalities
33%
Self-limiting Disease
33%
Congenital Zika Virus Infection
33%
Early childhood Outcomes
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Disease
100%
Zika Fever
100%
Zika Virus
100%
Infection
66%
Flavivirus
33%
Sequela
33%
Central Nervous System
33%
Pediatrics
33%
First Trimester Pregnancy
33%
Congenital Malformation
33%
Microcephaly
33%
Brain Abnormalities
33%
Developmental Disorder
33%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Disease
100%
Zika Virus
100%
Zika Fever
100%
Infection
66%
Syndrome
33%
Flavivirus
33%
Congenital Malformation
33%
Aedes
33%
Microcephaly
33%
Developmental Disorder
33%