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February 13, 2017  |  By Ligia Murray In Home postings, News

Zika virus ‘spillback’ into primates raises risk of future human outbreaks

Spillback of Zika virus into monkeys in South America has already started, potentially making it nearly impossible to get rid of the Zika virus.

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