Zika Virus Update

Here is my updated Zika report People with Zika virus disease can have symptoms including mild fever, skin rash, conjunctivitis, muscle and joint pain, malaise or headache. These symptoms normally last for 2-7 days, and are almost identical to Dengue.  Malaria would have high constant fevers, so is more easily identified. The official World Health Organization PDF on ZIKA advise 76 Deaths from Zika in Brazil.  The same paper points to +800 incidents of Zika in Philippines, but no deaths.  Later tests reveal both Dengue and Zika (unclear) http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/204348/1/zikasitrep_5Feb2016_eng.pdf Actual Global statistics on Zika are not published. Why?? I continue to monitor the web looking for the Global Statistics on Zika.  I am looking for Mortality report, as most Zika patients recovered and are living normal health lives, so Zika was not an incident for them. Although there are 50 Google pages on the Zika horrors, Not one of them is providing a statistic, except for Brazil, where the worst incidents occurred and most mortality from Zika according to WHO reports is 76 people in 9 months. At this time I believe we may be looking at 76 in Brazil this year, and perhaps around 50 more in other countries as identified death by Zika.  That is 120 people in 7.5 Billion world population.  Compare 1 million deaths per year worldwide from Malaria to 100 people from Zika . The chance of Zika is very low.  Dengue is a much higher probability.  A blood test may be able to reveal Dengue. As the cases of ZIKA are so low in number and focused in the equatorial areas, The main ETDFL team in Europe have not seen one person with this disease in order to use Bioresonance to find relevant frequencies for treatment.  At this time use Dengue frequencies