The first U.S.
case of the Zika virus has been narrowed in Dallas
County, native health officers
aforesaid on Tuesday, adding there are not any reports of the virus being
domestically transmitted by mosquitoes within the Texas
county.
Dallas County Health and Human Services aforesaid the case
in Dallas was nonheritable through
sexual transmission, adding that it received confirmation of the infection from
the U.S. Centers for sickness management and interference.
The person infected failed to travel and bought the virus
from somebody WHO had been to South American nation, the county health
department aforesaid on its twitter feed. It failed to give more info on the Texas
infection as a result of privacy considerations.
The federal agency aforesaid it failed to investigate
however the virus was transmitted.
There are six confirmed travel-related cases of Zika virus
sickness, all among residents of Harris
County, wherever
Houston is
found, the Texas Department of State Health Services aforesaid.
In medical literature, there has been only 1 case of Zika
transmitted sexually and one case within which the virus was detected in humor.
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