Obama confident Zika vaccine can be developed
But he said he needs Congress to provide the funding "before they leave for vacation"
Zika Virus
Senate Dems block Zika funding
The GOP-drafted measure lacked 60 votes in Tuesday's vote to advance the funding forward
Best bug sprays for fighting Zika
Consumer Reports tested insect repellents and came up with the best brands for fending off mosquitoes that could spread Zika virus
House, Senate GOP reach agreement on $1B Zika virus measure
Measure drew immediate opposition from Democrats, who signaled they would scuttle it over its spending cuts and "poison pills"
10 pregnant women in Dallas show signs of Zika virus
Zika infection in pregnancy can lead to severe birth defects, and women need to take precautions
Health officials worry about Zika threat from neighbors
Debris in yards and vacant lots could be breeding grounds for mosquitoes, allowing Zika to proliferate in communities
3 babies born in U.S. with Zika-related birth defects
The CDC is tracking the pregnancies of more than 200 women in the U.S. whose babies might be affected
Zika birth defects linked to certain trimesters
Study of thousands of pregnancies suggests that the timing of Zika infection may affect risk of birth defects
WHO: "Low risk" of Zika spreading from Rio Olympics
World Health Organization officials seek to allay fears as more than a million people prepare to descend on Brazil
Pittsburgh researcher infected with Zika in lab accident
The scientist accidentally stuck herself with a needle during a Zika experiment
U.N. asking expert panel to assess Zika risk at Rio Olympics
U.S. senator releases letter from U.N. health agency's chief on response to virus
How pregnant women can stay safe from Zika virus
"We have to do everything possible to protect pregnant women," CDC director Dr. Tom Frieden told "CBS This Morning"
Baby with microcephaly from Zika born at N.J. hospital
Hospital officials confirm a woman who contracted the Zika virus internationally gave birth to a baby with the birth defect
WHO issues stricter sex guidelines for Zika virus
Officials are urging women who have been in areas hit by the virus to wait longer to conceive
Health experts: Move Rio Olympics due to Zika outbreak
150 health experts urge World Health Organization to postpone or relocate Rio Games "in the name of public health"
U.N. agency weighs in on call to move Olympics over Zika
World Health Organization's assessment comes after 150 health experts issue open letter calling for games to be delayed or relocated
Researchers slowly homing in on risk of Zika birth defect
What is the chance that an infected pregnant woman will have a baby with microcephaly? A new study seeks to answer the agonizing question
Team USA athletes weigh in on Rio Olympics safety fears
Host of problems -- like the Zika virus, filthy water and more -- are forcing some athletes to reconsider competing in the Games
Growing fears over Zika virus as summer approaches
So far, more than 500 people living within the 50 states have contracted Zika while traveling overseas or by having sex with someone who did
As Zika spreads, Florida town a study in bug-borne illness
As mosquito season begins, experts look to lessons learned from the successful fight against dengue in these Florida suburbs
Obama chides Congress over Zika funding bills
"Congress needs to get me a bill," the president told reporters Thursday. "They should not be going off on recess before this is done"
Number of U.S. pregnant women with Zika virus triples
The CDC has put out a new count of Zika virus cases in pregnant women
U.S. swimming team moves to steer clear of Zika pre-Olympics
Changes venue of a pre-Olympic training camp from Zika-prone zone
Zika threat knocking on Florida's door
More than 500 travel-related cases of virus have been reported in the U.S., and the number could spike this summer
Uncle Sam wants YOU... to track Zika mosquitoes
Government officials ask students, science teachers, and other volunteers to help keep tabs on mosquitoes that spread disease
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