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The patient has overcome 12 tumors in only 36 years, thanks to a never-seen-before genetic mutation.

The Duke and Duchess are on tour in Fiji, a region that's been associated with transmission of the Zika virus.

Asian Tiger Mosquito and the Yellow Fever Mosquito can carry the Zika and Dengue viruses.

Only 14 people in the world have Saul-Wilson syndrome.

The cancer that killed the senator is notoriously difficult to treat.

One of the world's most dangerous pests, this mosquito species infects millions with disease around the world each year.

New research suggests that the virus might be a more common, but unrecognized, cause of miscarriages and stillbirths in women who show no symptoms of the infection.

Pitting mosquitoes against mosquitoes just might work.

The virus has become more aggressive, increasing the threat of lifelong problems.

Authorities have warned residents to watch out for mosquito bites and clean out pet bowls as the Aedes aegypti species breeds in stagnant water.

64 babies in the U.S. have been affected in the last year.

A U.K. surgeon has been awarded £200,000 (over $260,000) to find out if the virus can attack cancer cells.

The CDC has warned people to avoid using sperm from three Florida counties.

A new report from the CDC suggests the mosquito-borne virus has spiked the risk of births with microcephaly and related defects.

Researchers broke down the components of the virus to find the gene that could be causing microcephaly.

It was a great year for weed and gravitational waves.

Some public health experts fear that losing the "international emergency" label could slow research into the virus.

Urging pregnant women to apply bug repellent isn't thrilling work for doctors. But it's about all they've got.

The government is chronically unprepared to prevent viruses.

The problem with Zika birth defects is that they may not be detectable to doctors until relatively late in pregnancy.

Populations in Nigeria, India and Indonesia are at particular risk of outbreaks.

Florida officials on Thursday said they have trapped the first mosquitoes that tested positive for the Zika virus in the Miami area.

More than 50 people in the city state have been infected with the mosquito-borne virus.

Microcephaly is not detectable until late in the pregnancy, at a time after which many states have banned abortion.

The agency said its decision to expand blood screening in the United States was, in part, based on concerns about more cases of local transmission in Florida,

Historic flooding in Louisiana has increased chances that the virus could spread there.

New research suggests the mosquito-borne virus could have deleterious effects on certain neural cells in adults.

The Obama administration says Zika poses a "significant threat" to the health of pregnant women in Puerto Rico who may be infected and their children.

When the modified bugs mate with female mosquitoes, the offspring won't survive to adulthood.

There's little chance that Congress will cut their summer break short to vote on Zika funding.