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Emergence of the Asian lineage of Zika virus in Angola: an outbreak investigation.

Sarah C Hill | Jocelyne Vasconcelos | Zoraima Neto | Domingos Jandondo | Líbia Zé-Zé | Renato Santana Aguiar | Joilson Xavier | Julien Thézé | Marinela Mirandela | Ana Luísa Micolo Cândido | Filipa Vaz | Cruz Dos Santos Sebastião | Chieh-Hsi Wu | Moritz U G Kraemer | Adriana Melo | Bruno L F Schamber-Reis | Girlene S de Azevedo | Amilcar Tanuri | Luiza M Higa | Carina Clemente | Sara Pereira da Silva | Darlan da Silva Candido | Ingra M Claro | Domingos Quibuco | Cristóvão Domingos | Bárbara Pocongo | Alexander G Watts | Kamran Khan | Luiz Carlos Junior Alcantara | Ester C Sabino | Eve Lackritz | Oliver G Pybus | Maria-João Alves | Joana Afonso | Nuno R Faria
The Lancet. Infectious diseases | 2019

Zika virus infections and suspected microcephaly cases have been reported in Angola since late 2016, but no data are available about the origins, epidemiology, and diversity of the virus. We aimed to investigate the emergence and circulation of Zika virus in Angola.

Pubmed ID: 31559967

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  • Agency: World Health Organization, International
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