Zika virus
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Update: Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Cause 91% Drop in Dengue Cases in Brazil
Genetically modified mosquitoes released in Brazil have successfully reduced dengue cases by 91% for the year.
Latest Research Articles
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Zika Update: Engineers Develop New Portable Zika Test Costing Only $2
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Zika Update: Florida Records First Case of Zika-Linked Birth Defect
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Zika Virus Link to Microcephaly, Other Birth Defects Discussed in Teratology Society’s Special Report
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ZIka Update: Two New Zika Vaccine Effective in Mouse Models
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Jamaican Athlete Contracts Zika Virus
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Zika Update: Health Warnings About Effects of Zika Virus on Newborns Drive Increasing Demand of Abortion in Latin America
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Zika Update: First Zika Vaccine Ready for Human Trial
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Zika Update: 3 Babies With Zika-Linked Birth Defects Born in U.S.
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Zika Update: Birth Defects Still Likely Even If Mother Has No Symptoms
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Zika, Ebola Outbreaks Can Be Predicted Using Climate Change, Scientists Say
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Lab Researcher Accidentally Infects Herself With Zika
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Zika May Spread Through Oral Sex--And Through Kissing, Scientists Warn
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