Zika Stories
- New research suggests the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine may prevent Zika in mothers from passing to her fetus.
- New research suggests that Zika may be transmitted from mother to fetus at at much higher rate than previously thought, and may cause eye problems.
- New research has found that the Zika virus shrinks the testes of mice and may do the same in humans.
- Researchers have identified a clue as to why Zika can infect children while in the womb.
- A new study has revealed a promising new vaccine candidate for Zika virus that could be more effective and less expensive than traditional vaccines.
- A collaborative team of scientists have developed a test for Zika virus that is faster and more accurate than those currently available.
- A new paper has explained how the cold weather doesn't necessarily mean all our Zika fears are gone just yet.
- Can Zika cause glaucoma in infants if they were exposed to the virus during gestation?
- Zika Virus is a worldwide epidemic that affects unborn children, but does it also affect men's fertility? A new mouse study suggests it might.
- Scientists find the Zika virus in a 26-year woman's vagina two weeks after infection, and nearly 3 months later in her blood.
- What factors following Hurricane Matthew could affect the spread of the Zika Virus?
- The CDC has updated some recommendations for those exposed to and infected with the Zika virus.