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Escambia County has second Zika virus case [podcast]

   July 27, 2016

The Florida Department of Health announced today that Escambia County has its second confirmed Zika virus case. Yesterday, I interviewed Dr. Antonio Crespo of Orlando Health about the virus. Dr. Crespo was one of the first doctors to publicly call for awareness of the Zika virus in the United States. Crespo has been closely monitoring developments with the Zika virus, including the determination that it can be sexually transmitted.

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