Concern expands over Zika birth defects
Besides microcephaly, virus could cause long-term health problems
ON EDGE A pregnant woman and her family wait at a health clinic in Loiza, Puerto Rico. The U.S. territory has been hit hard by Zika virus, and nearly 2,000 pregnant women have been confirmed as infected.
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