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Nine infant patients were moved due to concerns about bacteria.

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Population data shows women are having children later in their lives.

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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton toured a Miami clinic on Tuesday and mentioned she first learned about the Zika threat through her daughter, Chelsea.

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