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bioethics02-34475	Chakraborty, Rhyddhi; Fernandes, Edmond	ZIKA Virus Disease as Public Health Emergency and Ethics	2017	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4124	230	50	With the rising cases of Zika virus disease, an international panel on Zika consultation analysed the gaps in the countries’ health system and recommended increasing public health actions to reduce the risk of the effects of Zika virus infection in pregnancy, provide appropriate care and support (for women who have been exposed); reduce exposure to Zika virus infection for all people; provide appropriate clinical care and rehabilitation and continuing care for all those with long-term neurological conditions such as acute clinical services and rehabilitation; enhanced surveillance and research into diagnostics, vaccines, treatments and vector control28. In short, this recent public health emergency of Zika virus prompted international agencies to delve into and discuss some old challenges for governments in controlling vectors, and dealing with issues of reliability, accessibility, diagnosis, vaccine production, and intensification of basic sanitation policies.	cache/bioethics02-34475.pdf	txt/bioethics02-34475.txt