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Registro de Casos de Zika en el Embarazo en los EE. UU. : qué deben saber los padres
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  • Alternative Title:
    US Zika Pregnancy Registry : what parents need to know [Spanish]
  • Corporate Authors:
    Centers Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
  • Description:
    22 de junio del 2016 US Zika Pregnancy Registry : what parents need to know [Spanish] Los CDC diseñaron el Registro de Casos de Zika en el Embarazo en los EE. UU. con el fin de: • Obtener más información sobre los efectos de la infección por el virus del Zika (zika) durante el embarazo. • Obtener más información sobre el crecimiento y desarrollo de los bebés cuyas madres padecieron el zika durante el embarazo. Los CDC recopilarán, para el registro, información de salud sobre el zika en mujeres embarazadas y bebés en los Estados Unidos. Los CDC, departamentos de salud, médicos y proveedores de atención médica utilizarán la información del registro para ayudar a mujeres embarazadas, niños y familias que se han visto afectados por el zika.
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    Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection
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