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   I hope they don't let their guards down a realize its sexually transmitted.   All countries should realize that.   

First Irish cases of Zika virus detected: health executive
The first Irish 
cases of the Zika virus have been detected in two people with a history 
of traveling to a country affected by the mosquito-borne infection, the 
Health Service Executive (HSE) of Ireland said on Tuesday.
The
 two individuals, whose cases are unrelated and neither of whom are at 
risk of pregnancy, are currently well and fully recovered, the HSE said 
in a statement.

        "The 
finding of Zika cases in Ireland is not an unexpected event as many 
other European countries have reported cases as a result of travel to 
affected areas," the statement said.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-zika-ireland-idUSKCN0VB2GS?mod=related&channelName=healthNews

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	I hope they don't let their guards down a realize its sexually transmitted. All countries should realize that. First Irish cases of Zika virus detected: health executive The first Irish cases of the Zika virus have been detected in two people with a history of traveling to a country affected by the mosquito-borne infection, the Health Service Executive (HSE) of Ireland said on Tuesday. The two individuals, whose cases are unrelated and neither of whom are at risk of pregnancy, are currently well and fully recovered, the HSE said in a statement. "The finding of Zika cases in Ireland is not an unexpected event as many other European countries have reported cases as a result of travel to affected areas," the statement said. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-zika-ireland-idUSKCN0VB2GS?mod=related&channelName=healthNews
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