New Jersey Reports First Local Zika Case | Rutgers Basketball News
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New Jersey Reports First Local Zika Case | Rutgers Basketball News
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New Jersey just reported its first Zika case in six years — a local outbreak in Middlesex County, quietly confirmed since July 15th. While officials are withholding the exact town, symptoms like fever, joint pain, and rashes may appear — but most people show none at all. Spread via mosquitoes or sex, Zika’s real danger lies for pregnant women: it can cause devastating birth defects including microcephaly and seizures. After a major 2016 surge, cases have been rare — only six nationwide this year, all travel-related — making this the first locally acquired case in years.
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