These Zika mothers went to battle — and their cry was heard

NPRSaturday, November 29, 2025 at 1:34:07 PM
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These Zika mothers went to battle — and their cry was heard
  • After the Zika outbreak in Brazil, many families are grappling with the consequences of children whose lives have been permanently affected due to mothers contracting the virus during pregnancy. The aftermath of this public health crisis has led to significant challenges for these families as they navigate their new realities.
  • This situation highlights the long-term impacts of the Zika virus outbreak, emphasizing the need for continued support and resources for affected families. It raises awareness about the importance of maternal health and the potential consequences of viral infections during pregnancy.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System

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