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Zika virus disease in the United States, 2015–2016 [as of March 23, 2016]
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Zika virus disease in the United States, 2015–2016 [as of March 23, 2016]
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  • Description:
    As of March 23, 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 23, 2016.

    US States

    • Travel-associated Zika virus disease cases reported: 273

    • Locally acquired vector-borne cases reported: 0

    • Of the 273 travel-associated infections, 19 are in pregnant women and 6 were sexually transmitted

    US Territories

    • Travel-associated cases reported: 4

    • Locally acquired cases reported: 282

    • Of the 282 locally acquired infections, 34 are pregnant women

    Laboratory-confirmed Zika virus disease cases reported to ArboNET by state or territory — United States, 2015–2016 (as of March 23, 2016)

    States ...............Travel-associated cases..Locally acquired cases

    ...................................No. (%)........................No. (%)

    ..................................(N=273)........................(N=0)

    Alabama………………..…...…..2 (<1)……0 (0)

    Arkansas………………....………1 (<1)…...0 (0)

    California………………....……17 (5) ……0 (0)

    Colorado………….……...………2 (1)…...0 (0)

    Connecticut………….……....…1 (1)……..0 (0)

    Delaware…………………...……3 (<1)……0 (0)

    District of Columbia…...……3 (1) ……0 (0)

    Florida…………….……..…..…70 (26) .…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………….…….…...…2 (<1) …0 (0)

    Louisiana……………….…...…2 (1) ……0 (0)

    Maryland……………….…...…5 (2) ……0 (0)

    Massachusetts….……….....3 (1) ……0 (0)

    Michigan………….…..…….…2 (1) ……0 (0)

    Minnesota…………….….…..9 (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………………....…43 (16) ……0 (0)

    North Carolina………....……7 (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……………….....…..…23 (8)……0 (0)

    Virginia……………….…….…7 (3) ……0 (0)

    Washington………….………2 (1) ……0 (0)

    West Virginia ………....……5 (2) ….…0 (0)

    Territories..… ..… ..…(N=4) .. ..…… (N=282)

    American Samoa..… ..…0 .… (0) ..….…14….… (5)

    Puerto Rico..… ..… …..…3 .…(75) ...…258..… (91)

    US Virgin Islands..… ..…1 … (25) …...…10 …… (4)

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