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Rediscovering The Many Health Benefits Of Frankincense, A Natural Analgesic And Anti-Inflammatory

Rediscovering The Many Health Benefits Of Frankincense, A Natural Analgesic And Anti-Inflammatory
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Affects Babies: New Outbreak of Zika Virus is Possible, Researchers Say

Affects Babies: New Outbreak of Zika Virus is Possible, Researchers Say
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Zika virus signs and symptoms including baby deformities

Zika virus signs and symptoms including baby deformities
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Scientists warn of possible Zika mutation

A new outbreak of Zika virus is quite possible, warn researchers, with a single mutation potentially enough to trigger an explosive spread. The disease caused a global medical emergency in 2016, with thousands of babies born brain-damaged after their mums became infected while pregnant. US scientists say the world should be on the lookout for new mutations. Lab work, described in the journal Cell Reports, suggests the virus could easily shift, …

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Zika virus may be one step away from explosive outbreak

Scientists say we should be on alert for variants which could start another major outbreak.

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