virgin islands -- (thomas r. frieden, m.d., director, centers for disease control and prevention) we may well see tens or hundreds of thousands of zika infections in puerto rico. directors frieden and fauci said researchers are already working on a vaccine. (anthony fauci, m.d., director, national institute of allergy and infectious diseases) we will likely go into phase one clinical trial after several months we'll know if it's safe and they reiterated the warnings for pregnant women (thomas r. frieden, m.d., director, centers for disease control and prevention) right now the most important thing for americans to know is, if you're pregnant it's better not to travel to a place where zika is spreading and if you're pregnant in a place where zika is spreading, do everything you can to protect yourself against mosquito bites. there are currently more than 50 cases of zika in the u.s. and more are expected but f said a massive zika outbreak in the u.s. is unlikely. in washington, i'm steve nannes. the zika virus is ed for b

thomas r. frieden, m.d., director, centers for disease control and prevention: we think that will cover the next one to two years but there's a lot that we don't know." the c-d-c says it's working on a vaccine that could go into phase one of its trial this summer. growing up you were told to eat your fruit and vegetables. ?so what's stopping you now? doctor timothy johnson has more on a new report that may give you some answers. from cost, to hassle, to expiration dates, there are a lifetime of excuses for failing to work fruits and veggies into our diets. conventional wisdom suggests cost is the major problem. but a new study suggests that being too busy is the major excuse when it comes to not eating right. researchers looked at 500 adults ? some of whom could afford healthy food, and some of whom could not. the researchers found that-regardless of wealth-being "too busy" to prepare healthy food in failing to eat well. no wonder most americans fall short of the recommened five and and vegtables a day

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