Harness shared data in international Zika registry
Abstract
We welcome the paper by Morris and colleagues on the prevalence of microcephaly in Europe.1 The authors state that increases in prevalence such as expected with Zika virus in a non-endemic region would be unlikely to be detected in Europe through routine surveillance. As a newly identified teratogen, Zika requires global and dedicated tools to allow comprehensive characterisation of the …
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