This Is How U.s. Officials Plan To Protect Olympic Athletes From Zika

Lena H. Sun The Washington Post, Winchester Star: Health
Thu, 05/26/2016 - 9:30am

Although U.S. officials have repeatedly stressed that Team USA's athletes face a low risk of infection, the measures taken by the Olympic staff highlight how seriously officials are taking the Zika threat.

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