Have Patients Read Insect Repellent Labels Closely

April 2016

Concerns about the mosquito-borne Zika virus will raise questions for travellers about how to choose and use an insect repellent.

We know the biggest worry with Zika is in pregnant women...since the virus is linked to small head size and other severe birth defects.

Experts are emphasizing prevention with proper use of insect repellents when travelling...and reassuring pregnant women it's safe to use these preferred ingredients.

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Bites & Stings Have Patients Read Insect Repellent Labels Closely

Have Patients Read Insect Repellent Labels Closely

Practical advice for a better career, with unlimited access to CE

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