Is Zika virus the definitive culprit in the cases of microcephaly?

Peer's Review and Endorsement: "The Author has the ability to convey in depth research on Zika virus and its relationship to midwifery in a most passionate and professional manner. Student midwives can find this book most relevant, easy to read and apply in the Framework of Health Promotion and thus enhance their sphere of midwifery practice". Evelyn Collison, Senior Lecturer, Department of Adult Nursing and Midwifery, London South Bank University

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El Dr. Vincent Icheku es auto-motivado, competente, y un académico premiado con un historial de publicaciones. Este libro es un intento de responder a la pregunta, si el virus Zika es el culpable definitivo en los casos de microcefalia, por qué no hay epidemias similares de defectos de nacimiento en África, donde el virus Zika existió durante 70 años.

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Peer's Review and Endorsement: "The Author has the ability to convey in depth research on Zika virus and its relationship to midwifery in a most passionate and professional manner. Student midwives can find this book most relevant, easy to read and apply in the Framework of Health Promotion and thus enhance their sphere of midwifery practice". Evelyn Collison, Senior Lecturer, Department of Adult Nursing and Midwifery, London South Bank University