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Zika virus disease in the United States, 2015–2016 [as of March 16, 2016]

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Zika virus disease in the United States, 2015–2016 [as of March 16, 2016]

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    As of March 16, 2016 (5 am EST) ; • Zika virus disease and Zika virus congenital infection are nationally notifiable conditions. ; • This update from the CDC Arboviral Disease Branch includes provisional data reported to ArboNET for January 1, 2015 – March 16, 2016. ; US States ; • Travel-associated Zika virus disease cases reported: 258 ; • Locally acquired vector-borne cases reported: 0 ; • Of the 258 travel-associated infections, 18 are in pregnant women and 6 were sexually transmitted ; US Territories ; • Travel-associated cases reported: 3 ; • Locally acquired cases reported: 283 ; • Of the 283 locally acquired infections, 35 are pregnant women ; States ...............Travel-associated cases..Locally acquired cases ; ...................................No. (%)........................No. (%) ; .................................(N=258)........................(N=0) ; Alabama………………..…...…..1 (<1)……0 (0) ; Arkansas………………...………1 (<1)…...0 (0) ; California………………....……13 (5) ……0 (0) ; Colorado………………...………2 (1)……..0 (0) ; Delaware…………………...……1 (<1)……0 (0) ; District of Columbia….....……3 (1) ……0 (0) ; Florida…………………..…..…59 (23) ……0 (0) ; Georgia……………………….…7 (3) ……0 (0) ; Hawaii ………………………..…5..… (2).……0 (0) ; Illinois ………………………..…7 (3) ……0 (0) ; Indiana…………………….....…4 (2) ……0 (0) ; Iowa…………………………...…4 (2) ……0 (0) ; Kansas………………………..…1 (<1) ….0 (0) ; Kentucky………….…….…...…1 (<1) …0 (0) ; Louisiana……………….…...…2 (1) ……0 (0) ; Maryland……………….…...…5 (2) ……0 (0) ; Massachusetts….…………....3 (1) ……0 (0) ; Michigan………….…..…….…2 (1) ……0 (0) ; Minnesota…………….…….…7 (3) ……0 (0) ; Missouri………………..…...…1 (<1) …0 (0) ; Montana………………….....…1 (<1) …0 (0) ; Nebraska…………………...…2 (1) ……0 (0) ; New Hampshire……..……....2 (1) ……0 (0) ; New Jersey……………..…..…2 (1) ……0 (0) ; New York………………....…42 (16) ……0 (0) ; North Carolina………....……6 (2) ……0 (0) ; Ohio……………………...……8 (3) ……0 (0) ; Oklahoma……………….……3 (1) ……0 (0) ; Oregon…………………..……6 (2) ……0 (0) ; Pennsylvania……………...…8 (3) ……0 (0) ; Tennessee……..……….……1 (<1)..…0 (0) ; Texas……………….....……34 (13)……0 (0) ; Virginia……………….………7 (3) ……0 (0) ; Washington………….………2 (1) ……0 (0) ; West Virginia ………....……5 (2) ….…0 (0) ; Territories..… ..… ..…(N=3) .. ..…… (N=283) ; American Samoa..… ..…0 ..… (0) ..… ..…14….… (5) ; Puerto Rico..… ..… …..…2 ..…(67) ....…259..… (92) ; US Virgin Islands..… ..…1 … (33) …...…10 .…… (4) ; zika-by-state-report_03-16-2016_web.jpg
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