How likely are birth defects from Zika virus?
New study is the first to estimate how many babies may be born with microcephaly linked to Zika virus
Zika Virus
CDC makes notable exception to Zika travel warning
Health officials say Mexico City and other places at high elevation are safe for pregnant women to visit
Zika virus outbreak: These places are most at risk
The United States has yet to face a major outbreak, but concern is growing in many places
Hawaii faces challenges fighting dengue outbreak
As Zika threatens to spread, Hawaii is having trouble battling another mosquito-borne virus
Zika cases in U.S. reach new level
Health officials plead with Congress to fund Zika virus prevention efforts in Latin America to stem risk to U.S.
Brazilian town fighting Zika mosquitoes with more mosquitoes
The town of Piracicaba, Brazil is using genetically-modified mosquitoes to help reduce the spread of the Zika virus
Sexual transmission of Zika more common than thought
Reports from several countries "strongly suggest" sexual transmission of the virus; concerns grow about serious complications
Is Colombia on the verge of a Zika-linked wave of birth defects?
Three newborns with birth defects and traces of Zika virus have been identified by researchers in Colombia
Strongest evidence yet linking Zika to temporary paralysis
Scientists are piecing together the links between the mosquito-borne virus and Guillain-Barre syndrome
Baby born in U.S. with brain damage linked to Zika
Officials update on pregnant women in the U.S. who have had the Zika virus liked to microcephaly
3 pregnant women diagnosed with Zika in Florida
The virus, which has been linked to birth defects, has now been confirmed in 32 people in the state
CDC investigates more U.S. Zika cases possibly transmitted sexually
The new cases include two pregnant women, notable since Zika has been linked to microcephaly in newborns
In Texas, a race to find a vaccine for Zika
One doctor says scientists have learned more about the virus in the last two months than they have in almost 70 years
U.S. woman bearing twins scared of Zika after Puerto Rico trip
The virus has been linked to birth defects in Latin America and pregnant women in the United States are taking heed
Pope suggests tolerance for contraception in Zika crisis
Pope Francis responds to a question about whether abortion or birth control might be a "lesser evil" during Zika outbreak
What you need to know about Zika virus
"We're seeing rapid spread of the virus and we need to act now," one expert says
Larvicide linked to microcephaly? Experts debunk claim
Health officials and independent scientists say there is no evidence to back "Zika cover-up" conspiracy theories
Genetically modified mosquitoes win support in Zika fight
World Health Organization says controversial method may be needed to help stop spread of disease
Jamaica warns about Zika with catchy reggae PSA
Music video from the country's Ministry of Health sets disease-fighting advice to an infectious beat
Paralysis syndrome rises along with Zika cases
World Health Organization reports an increase in cases of Guillain-Barré syndrome, a rare neurological disorder possibly linked to Zika virus
Zika-related abortion debate in Brazil intensifies
Should women who have the disease known to cause crippling birth defects be allowed to terminate their pregnancy? Near-ban in Catholic country debated
What you can do to help guard against the Zika virus
At least 81 Zika cases have been reported in 21 states, and mosquito experts are urging action to stop it from spreading in the U.S.
How does Zika virus spread?
There's a lot of concern and confusion about how the virus is transmitted; here's what we know so far
Venezuela says 3 dead from Zika virus complications
More than 5,000 suspected cases of Zika in Venezuela since November, but local health officials say the real number is likely much higher
U.S. Olympic Committee tries to ease athletes' Zika fears
A memo to prospective U.S. Olympians said the Zika virus outbreak in Brazil is being closely monitored
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