zika virus

Dangerous mosquito species is spreading in Santa Clara County
More Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, a dangerous invasive species that can spread diseases, have been discovered in Santa Clara County as the region works to eradicate them.
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'Yellow fever mosquito' known to carry disease found in East Bay
Dangerous disease-spreading mosquitoes detected in Santa Clara Co.
Experts warn Bay Area residents to prep for incoming mosquitoes
Invasive day-biting mosquitoes discovered in South Bay
Potentially deadly mosquito found in Contra Costa Co.
Climate change could expose 1 billion people to dengue, Zika: Study
Police department offers to test meth for Zika
New species of mosquito invading SoCal
20 million mosquitoes to be released in CA
Study: Mosquito spray could delay motor skills
Study: Mosquito spray could delay motor skills
Bad mosquito season ahead after heavy rains during fall and winter
Bad mosquito season ahead after heavy rains
FDA advises Zika screening for all US blood centers
Government taking steps to protect blood supply from Zika contamination
Hurricanes may influence spread of the Zika virus
Hurricanes may influence spread of Zika virus
CDC advises pregnant women not to travel to Miami due to Zika virus
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