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This combination of images provided by the American Medical Association shows abnormalities at upper left and upper right on the back areas of the inner eyes of a 1-month-old boy diagnosed with microcephaly due to a possible Zika congenital infection. In results published in JAMA Ophthalmology on Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2016, researchers found eye damage in 10 of 29 babies born with microcephaly at the Roberto Santos General Hospital in Salvador, Brazil. (American Medical Association/JAMA via AP)
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