The Zika Thread

[cletus1]

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/...arenthood/

DEMOCRATS block funding for ZIKA, because the bill doesn't fund more Planned Parenthood.

Breitbart is full of shit. A clean bill was stuffed with anti women anti Planned Parenthood garbage by the Republicans and the Democrats were having no part of it.

I knew that without looking. Is Larry just fucking stupid?

Not stupid just fanatical.

[chuck white]

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Thursday that it is monitoring 320 U.S. pregnant women with laboratory evidence of Zika virus infection, up from 287 women a week earlier.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/cdc-monitorin...iness.html

[Hugo]

Dallas will push Ziika off the news cycle.... This topic is done.

MOST topics are done.

Enjoy the rest of your lives.

[chuck white]

Dallas will push Ziika off the news cycle.... This topic is done.

MOST topics are done.

Enjoy the rest of your lives.

The Zika hoax is about population control

http://personalliberty.com/zika-hoax-pop...n-control/

[tvguy]

Dallas will push Ziika off the news cycle.... This topic is done.

MOST topics are done.

Enjoy the rest of your lives.

OMG do you wear a t-shirt that says DRAMA QUEEN?

[chuck white]

SALT LAKE CITY — An elderly Salt Lake County resident who died in late June is the first confirmed Zika-related death in the continental U.S., health officials announced Friday.
The individual traveled to a Zika-infected area earlier this year and was awaiting Zika testing results when he or she died, according to Salt Lake County Health Department Director Gary Edwards.
He said officials found the cause of death to be "of suspicion" and later received test results confirming that the individual had Zika.

https://www.ksl.com/?sid=40569853&nid=14...eath-in-us

[Wonky3]

SALT LAKE CITY — An elderly Salt Lake County resident who died in late June is the first confirmed Zika-related death in the continental U.S., health officials announced Friday.
The individual traveled to a Zika-infected area earlier this year and was awaiting Zika testing results when he or she died, according to Salt Lake County Health Department Director Gary Edwards.
He said officials found the cause of death to be "of suspicion" and later received test results confirming that the individual had Zika.

https://www.ksl.com/?sid=40569853&nid=14...eath-in-us

Run! Zika will get us all! (Unless we get hit by a druck driver first...more likely)

[chuck white]

SALT LAKE CITY — An elderly Salt Lake County resident who died in late June is the first confirmed Zika-related death in the continental U.S., health officials announced Friday.
The individual traveled to a Zika-infected area earlier this year and was awaiting Zika testing results when he or she died, according to Salt Lake County Health Department Director Gary Edwards.
He said officials found the cause of death to be "of suspicion" and later received test results confirming that the individual had Zika.

https://www.ksl.com/?sid=40569853&nid=14...eath-in-us

Run! Zika will get us all! (Unless we get hit by a druck driver first...more likely)

I always drive clear of the cars with the Oregon Druck logo.

[Scrapper]

SALT LAKE CITY — An elderly Salt Lake County resident who died in late June is the first confirmed Zika-related death in the continental U.S., health officials announced Friday.
The individual traveled to a Zika-infected area earlier this year and was awaiting Zika testing results when he or she died, according to Salt Lake County Health Department Director Gary Edwards.
He said officials found the cause of death to be "of suspicion" and later received test results confirming that the individual had Zika.

https://www.ksl.com/?sid=40569853&nid=14...eath-in-us

Run! Zika will get us all! (Unless we get hit by a druck driver first...more likely)

I always drive clear of the cars with the Oregon Druck logo.

I found myself looking at it and trying to decide if he meant a truck driver, duck driver, trunk driver, drunk driver. Yeah, well... It's early.

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[chuck white]

By the end of June, more than 800 Americans had contracted Zika. The potentially deadly virus is spread by certain types of mosquitoes found in more than two dozen countries and areas of the United States.

In New York, more than 300 cases of Zika had been confirmed by the end of last month, including three in the Rochester/Finger Lakes region.

http://www.whec.com/news/zika-concerns-g...s/4192576/

[Wonky3]

By the end of June, more than 800 Americans had contracted Zika. The potentially deadly virus is spread by certain types of mosquitoes found in more than two dozen countries and areas of the United States.

In New York, more than 300 cases of Zika had been confirmed by the end of last month, including three in the Rochester/Finger Lakes region.

http://www.whec.com/news/zika-concerns-g...s/4192576/

Couldn't find a WEB site that gives good advice about what we should do to protect ourselves. (Or maybe there is no way to protect ourselves?).

Should we all just move to Nome, Alaksa? Shoot anyone we suspect has it? Burn our cites? Send money to the CDC? 

Now that you have alerted us, what would you have us do?

[Cuzz]

By the end of June, more than 800 Americans had contracted Zika. The potentially deadly virus is spread by certain types of mosquitoes found in more than two dozen countries and areas of the United States.

In New York, more than 300 cases of Zika had been confirmed by the end of last month, including three in the Rochester/Finger Lakes region.

http://www.whec.com/news/zika-concerns-g...s/4192576/

Couldn't find a WEB site that gives good advice about what we should do to protect ourselves. (Or maybe there is no way to protect ourselves?).

Should we all just move to Nome, Alaksa? Shoot anyone we suspect has it? Burn our cites? Send money to the CDC? 

Now that you have alerted us, what would you have us do?

What's the opposite of "snow bird"?  

[Wonky3]

By the end of June, more than 800 Americans had contracted Zika. The potentially deadly virus is spread by certain types of mosquitoes found in more than two dozen countries and areas of the United States.

In New York, more than 300 cases of Zika had been confirmed by the end of last month, including three in the Rochester/Finger Lakes region.

http://www.whec.com/news/zika-concerns-g...s/4192576/

Couldn't find a WEB site that gives good advice about what we should do to protect ourselves. (Or maybe there is no way to protect ourselves?).

Should we all just move to Nome, Alaksa? Shoot anyone we suspect has it? Burn our cites? Send money to the CDC? 

Now that you have alerted us, what would you have us do?

What's the opposite of "snow bird"?  

Well, Im not gonna move. I survived the 1918 Flu epidemic so this is not going to scare me away. 
Okay. I did not survive the 1918 flu epidemic. 
It was the 1919 flu epidemic. 

[chuck white]

A mysterious case of Zika raises new fears of person-to-person transmission

http://www.latimes.com/science/scienceno...story.html

Last week, the first Zika-related case of microcephaly was reported in Texas. The next day, for the second time,

https://www.tribtalk.org/2016/07/19/prot...esmanship/

[chuck white]

Three more babies and 400 pregnant women infected with Zika - up from 364 last week

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/articl...-week.html

[chuck white]

First Baby With Zika-Related Microcephaly Born in New York City

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Zik...41232.html

[chuck white]

Zika hits Miami: Nation’s first local outbreak, health officials confirm

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/health-c...66182.html

Zika running rampant across Puerto Rico

The widespread Zika infection in Puerto Rico is exploding at an alarming rate, with the number of people infected jumping nearly ninefold between February and June, according to a report released Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/...story.html

[Wonky3]

Zika hits Miami: Nation’s first local outbreak, health officials confirm

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/health-c...66182.html

Zika running rampant across Puerto Rico

The widespread Zika infection in Puerto Rico is exploding at an alarming rate, with the number of people infected jumping nearly ninefold between February and June, according to a report released Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/...story.html

Yep. We TOO read the news. 
So, any thoughts about what should be done, not be done, or anything other than telling us what we already know? 

(Perhaps you are suggesting we not visit Puerto Ricoo and I missed the point  )

[tvguy]

Zika hits Miami: Nation’s first local outbreak, health officials confirm

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/health-c...66182.html

Zika running rampant across Puerto Rico

The widespread Zika infection in Puerto Rico is exploding at an alarming rate, with the number of people infected jumping nearly ninefold between February and June, according to a report released Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/...story.html

Yep. We TOO read the news. 
So, any thoughts about what should be done, not be done, or anything other than telling us what we already know? 

(Perhaps you are suggesting we not visit Puerto Ricoo and I missed the point  )

You just can't help yourself can you? It eats at you like some kind of infection. You simply can't stand it that Chucks thread here, like his record breaking weather thread doesn't work the way YOU want it to work.

[cletus1]

Zika hits Miami: Nation’s first local outbreak, health officials confirm

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/health-c...66182.html

Zika running rampant across Puerto Rico

The widespread Zika infection in Puerto Rico is exploding at an alarming rate, with the number of people infected jumping nearly ninefold between February and June, according to a report released Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/...story.html

Yep. We TOO read the news. 
So, any thoughts about what should be done, not be done, or anything other than telling us what we already know? 

(Perhaps you are suggesting we not visit Puerto Ricoo and I missed the point  )

You just can't help yourself can you? It eats at you like some kind of infection. You simply can't stand it that Chucks thread here, like his record breaking weather thread doesn't work the way YOU want it to work.

Why do we have to post our own commentary when we post news stories? It's not a rule right?