Zika virus disease in the United States, 2015–2016 [as of June 29, 2016 (5 am EST)]
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Description:As of June 29, 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 01, 2015 – June 29, 2016. ; US States ; • Locally acquired mosquito-borne cases reported: 0 ; • Travel-associated cases reported: 934 ; • Laboratory acquired cases reported: 1 ; • Total: 935 ; • Sexually transmitted: 13 ; • Guillain-Barré syndrome: 4 ; US Territories ; • Locally acquired cases reported: 2,020 ; • Travel-associated cases reported: 6 ; • Total: 2,026* ; • Guillain-Barré syndrome: 10 ; *Sexually transmitted cases are not reported for areas with local mosquito-borne transmission of Zika virus because it is not possible to determine whether infection occurred due to mosquito-borne or sexual transmission. ; Laboratory-confirmed Zika virus disease cases reported to ArboNET by state or territory — United States, 2015–2016 (as of June 29, 2016) ; ..................Travel-associated cases......... Locally acquired cases ; .................................No. (%)........................No. (%) ; .................................(N=935).......................(N=0) ; Alabama………………..…...…..2 (<1)…...0 (0) ; Arizona……………….....…....…6 (1)…......0 (0) ; Arkansas………………....…..…5 (1)…......0 (0) ; California………………......…55 (6) …..….0 (0) ; Colorado………….……...…..…8 (1)……....0 (0) ; Connecticut………….….....….1 (<1)…....0 (0) ; Delaware……………………….5 (1)……..…0 (0) ; District of Columbia…...…..6 (1) …......0 (0) ; Florida…………….……..…. 182 (20) ...….0 (0) ; Georgia………………..……….26 (3) …...…0 (0) ; Hawaii ……………………….. 10 (1).…..…..0 (0) ; Illinois …………………………16 (2) ……....0 (0) ; Indiana…………………….......10 (1) ......…0 (0) ; Iowa…………………………….…7 (1) …....…0 (0) ; Kansas………………………..…..5 (<1)….….0 (0) ; Kentucky………….………..…...6 (1) …....…0 (0) ; Louisiana……………………..…6 (1) ……..…0 (0) ; Maine .………………………....…6 (1)….......0 (0) ; Maryland………………..……..31 (3) …..….0 (0) ; Massachusetts….….….……32 (3) ….…..0 (0) ; Michigan………………..…….10 (1) …...…0 (0) ; Minnesota…………….…..….19 (2) ………0 (0) ; Mississippi……………..………3 (<1) ….…0 (0) ; Missouri………………….……..5 (1) …….…0 (0) ; Montana…………………..........1 (<1) …...0 (0) ; Nebraska…………………....….2 (<1) ...…0 (0) ; Nevada….…………………….…7 (1) …..….0 (0) ; New Hampshire……...…..….4 (1) …...…0 (0) ; New Jersey………………......21 (2) …...…0 (0) ; New Mexico…………………...3 (<1) .....0 (0) ; New York………………......236 (25) ……..0 (0) ; North Carolina…….…........16 (2) …....…0 (0) ; Ohio………………………...….16 (2) …….…0 (0) ; Oklahoma……….………..…....6 (1) …..…..0 (0) ; Oregon…………….…….....…...7 (1) ….……0 (0) ; Pennsylvania……………….31 (3) ….……0 (0) ; Rhode Island…………..…..15 (1) …….…0 (0) ; South Carolina…..…………..6 (<1) …...0 (0) ; Tennessee……..……..…..……8 (1)…....…0 (0) ; Texas………………............…49 (5)…....…0 (0) ; Utah……………….......…...……2 (<1)…...…0 (0) ; Vermont………………............2 (<1)…......0 (0) ; Virginia……………….………27 (3) …...…0 (0) ; Washington…………………..6 (1) …....…0 (0) ; West Virginia ……….……... 6 (1) ….….…0 (0) ; Wisconsin………………..……2 (<1)….…...0 (0) ; Territories ; Travel-associated cases* Locally acquired cases† ; No. (% of cases in territories) No. (% of cases in territories) ; (N=6) (N=2,020) ; American Samoa……..…0 .… (0) ..……....…29……… (1) ; Puerto Rico…………….…..5….(83) ..……1,970 ...… (98) ; US Virgin Islands.…….…1 . (17) ……………21…...… (1) ; zika-by-state-report-06-30-2016.jpg
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