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How is CDC tracking Zika virus infection in pregnant women and infants?

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    • Corporate Authors:
      National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
    • Description:
      CDC scientists use the US Zika Pregnancy and Infant Registry to collect information to help families affected by Zika virus infection.

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      A doctor decides that a pregnant woman should be tested for Zika virus. →

      A pregnant woman provides blood and urine samples to be tested for Zika virus. →

      The laboratory tests her samples for Zika virus and notifies her doctor who informs the woman of her results. →

      If she tests positive (meaning she has Zika virus), her doctor’s office securely sends her medical information to the health department. →

      The health department collects the baby’s medical information until its second birthday. →

      The health department sends the information securely to CDC’s US Zika Pregnancy & Infant Registry. →

      CDC scientists analyze the information to:

      • Report the number of women and babies affected by Zika virus in US states and territories.

      • Update clinical guidance for providing care to families affected by Zika virus.

      • Answer important questions about Zika virus.

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      ZikaRegistry012.pdf

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      US Zika Pregnancy Registry
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