Puerto Rico reports first Zika-related microcephaly case
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said it conducted the laboratory test that confirmed the microcephaly diagnosis
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Baseball scraps Puerto Rico series over Zika fears
MLB decides to move Pirates-Marlins series after players expressed concerns about their health
New Zika alert: Beware the Asian tiger mosquito
CDC says Zika virus has been found in a second mosquito, Aedes albopictus, which is found in more states of the U.S.
Public health officials waiting on Zika funds
Millions more will need to be spent on Zika to prevent its spread
First U.S. Zika-related death reported in Puerto Rico
The U.S. territory of Puerto Rico has more than 680 cases of Zika virus, government officials said today
Country changes Olympics uniforms to protect athletes from Zika
South Korea's Olympic committee unveils Zika-proof uniforms for Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro
Houston authorities bracing for Zika virus appearance
"The one misconception that I'm hearing," one doctor said, "is that it's not really not going to be a problem"
Who will Zika be an occupational hazard for?
Health officials give guidelines on how outdoor and health workers can protect themselves from the mosquito-borne Zika virus
Still many questions about Zika's threat to pregnant women
As mosquito season approaches in the U.S., questions loom about the virus's effect on pregnant women and their unborn children
Will Congress fully fund the fight against Zika?
The CDC has requested nearly $2 billion to keep Zika at bay in the U.S. -- but Congress has yet to provide the money
Colombia confirms first Zika-linked birth defects
Colombia has been fearing a surge in cases ever since the epidemic hit Brazil last year
CDC confirms Zika virus causes microcephaly
It's the first time in history a virus transmitted by mosquito bite has been found to cause birth defects
Zika virus and pregnancy: What women need to know
The mosquito-borne illness is spreading rapidly and may pose a serious risk to unborn babies
GOP lawmakers say Zika funding is likely -- but it could take months
Democrats blasted Republicans on Wednesday for blocking an amendment that would have fulfilled the administration's $1.9 billion request
Researchers learning more about Zika dangers
Once thought to be a benign virus that wouldn't cause significant harm, researchers say they are just starting to learn why Zika may be so dangerous
Officials: Zika virus "scarier than we initially thought"
Federal health officials say more funding is needed to combat the spread of a frightening new virus
What Americans don't know about Zika could hurt them
Poll shows many don't know Zika virus can spread through sex, or that it's linked to birth defects
Expert worries U.S. Zika outbreak could be "public health equivalent of Katrina"
President Obama is committing more than $500 million to fight the Zika virus; but some experts worry that's not enough -- and that the U.S. is not prepared
CDC warns more U.S. cities could face Zika threat
The mosquitoes that transmit the virus may live more areas of the country than previously thought
Sexually transmitted Zika: New advice for staying safe
How long can the Zika virus linger and spread? The CDC offers updated guidance
How to avoid Zika virus on spring break
If you're heading to the Caribbean or Latin America this spring, take precautions to protect yourself from the virus
U.S. warns of Zika risk in Cuba ahead of Obama's trip
CDC adds Cuba to its travel notice for Zika the day before President Obama visits the island for historic trip
Mosquitoes could spread Zika in dozens of U.S. cities
A new study highlights areas at highest risk, but experts say this country won't be as hard hit as Brazil
What's thwarting Brazil's battle against Zika virus?
Economic and public policy factors cripple nation's ability to manage outbreak and the surge in birth defects likely linked to it
Volunteers get injected with virus to help find vaccine
To help test drugs for dengue, and soon Zika virus, some people are getting infected on purpose
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