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peer response Zika is an incurable virus transmitted by mosquito bites. The infected parties continue the spread through sexual contact, transfer of blood, and from mothers to their children during gestation. According to Noorbakhsk, Abdolmohammadi, Fatahi, et al. (2019), “Zika virus infection can have an impact on fetal development and lead to severe neurodevelopmental abnormalities” . For most people, Zika elicits mild symptoms, if any and is not considered fatal. The World Health Organization (2022) states that “…those who do, typically have symptoms including rash, fever, conjunctivitis, muscle and joint pain, malaise and headache that last for 2-7 days”. Despite its early emergence in Africa sixty years ago, Zika’s recent spotlight in international media derived from its appalling effects on pregnant women and their fetuses as it spread to Southeast Asia and Brazil. The World Health Organization (WHO), Oxford Academic’s Infectious Disease Society of America, and the National Institute of Health’s National Library of Medicine were primary research sources for this writing assignment. The WHO and NIH are governmental organizations and therefore, display current, trustworthy information provided by accredited health professionals. In addition, Oxford Academic is noted as a scholarly journal which supports its reliability as a data source. The
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