Baby born with Zika virus is medical mystery
A baby born in Miami with Zika virus, despite showing no signs of it before birth, has medical professionals stumped
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Zika spread through sex by symptom-free man
In the first case of its kind in the U.S., Zika was spread by someone who wasn't showing any symptoms of the virus
FDA says blood supply should be screened for Zika
Officials are taking new steps to check blood donations as Zika continues to spread in Florida
Surgeon general takes unprecedented step amid opioid epidemic
Opioids are “one of our greatest public health threats and it’s one that we have to respond to with speed and with urgency,” says U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy
Clinton proposes new federal fund to combat Zika virus
It would help federal agencies and local hospital systems respond faster and more aggressively
Zika virus spreads across Florida
Health officials report five new cases, including one in the Tampa Bay area
"Life or death": Pregnant women cope with Zika fears in Florida
About 70 pregnant women are infected with the virus in Florida, where two tourist areas are home to at least 37 transmitted Zika cases
Florida students in Zika zone begin school year amid outbreak
More than 7,000 students in Miami-Dade County started the new school year in a Zika zone; Zika virus infections in the area up to 37 now
Zika virus in school: Miami makes tough decisions
About 7,600 kids are attending school inside the so-called “Zika zones” in South Florida, and officials are handing out bug spray
Zika, and Zika anxiety, spreads to Miami Beach
New zone poses unique challenges with aerial spraying ineffective due to high-rise buildings, strong ocean gusts
Second Zika zone confirmed in Miami Beach
The CDC has expanded its travel warning for pregnant women to avoid most of the tourist-friendly area of Miami Beach
CDC director: I'm "deeply concerned" about stopping Zika transmission
Dr. Tom Frieden of the CDC says he is worried about having enough resources to stop further spread of the Zika virus
New cluster of locally transmitted Zika cases in Miami Beach?
This is believed to represent a second area of active Zika transmission in Florida -- which has 35 confirmed locally transmitted cases -- but state and local officials claim the latest reports are "wrong"
Researchers looking for volunteers willing to be infected with Zika virus
This winter, when mosquitoes aren’t biting, researchers are planning a study to help speed development of much-needed Zika vaccines
Zika virus possibly transmitted through blood transfusion
Doctors believe a blood donor passed along the Zika virus to two hospital patients
Texan who picked up Zika in Miami is first for U.S.
The phrase "travel-related Zika" now carries new meaning, says CBS News' Dr. LaPook
What do Americans think about the Zika outbreak?
Americans weigh on on their level of personal concern and whether they think the government is doing enough to handle the outbreak
Zika case in Texas linked to Miami travel
This is the first Texas case to be linked to travel within the continental United States, officials say
What does beer have to do with mosquito bites?
A mosquito expert discusses what may draw the disease-spreading pests to their human prey
More cases of Zika virus reported in Florida
One of the patients is located outside the one square mile area of Miami, where the mosquito transmission is thought to be contained
Officials: 1 in 4 people in Puerto Rico will have Zika by year's end
Nearly 2,000 new cases reported in the last week, bringing total number of infections to more than 10,000
Donald Trump: Congress should fund efforts to fight Zika
Both Democrats and Republicans want to approve more funding, but they're divided over how much to allocate
Mother of 6-year-old with microcephaly: "It gets better"
With the threat of Zika virus spreading in the United States, one mother is speaking out about her young son living with microcephaly
White House shifts $81 million to Zika research
The money will go toward efforts to find a vaccine for virus that's now spreading in U.S.
Studies shine light on body's most mysterious organ
Major research is underway to finally understand the organ that plays a vital role in both mom and baby's health
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