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A total of 200 suspected cases of Zika were registered in this Central American country, including over 60 cases in 2015, epidemiologist Judith Garcia told the national newspaper Prensa Libre.
The Zika outbreak started in Brazil in spring 2015. It has since spread across Latin America, causing several deaths, as well as brain damage in newborns, known as microcephaly.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the "explosive" spread of this mosquito-borne infection globally is a cause for concern. The first case of Zika virus crossing into Europe has recently been confirmed in Denmark, followed by Sweden and Germany.
Brazil Revises Birth Defect Count in Zika Investigation
by Associated Press
"New figures released Wednesday by Brazil's Health Ministry as part of a probe into the Zika virus have found fewer confirmed cases of a rare brain defect than first feared...
Six of the 270 confirmed microcephaly cases were found to have the virus."
Wow, only 6 of the 270 cases of microcephaly had Zika. That's 2%!!!!!
I don't know about anybody else, but whenever some contagion correlates with something nasty by as much as 2%, I run for the hills out of FEAR!!!!
I mean, by golly, that's a slam dunk case, there's no way anything else could possibly have caused microcephaly when 2% of the cases had a heretofore harmless virus, so harmless that up to now most people never even noticed when they contracted it.
I mean, who cares if 100% of the cases had recently gotten vaccinated under a new protocol, 2% had the harmless virus, so it just has to be the virus.
Let's everybody panic and rush into judgement, cause we all know priority #1 is to SPREAD FEAR.
Watch this space....Pharma is busy pulling all their media strings, making sure they all get the story straight, can't let any more of this TRUTH leak out now, can they....those Brazilians are just so feisty, hard to bury the truth and control the message.
They'll get them to tow the line soon though, I'd expect.