Deadly hemorrhagic virus spreading to new countries, scientists warn
"Some tick-borne infections, so Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, are highly likely to spread in the U.K.," one disease scientist said.
Best Ways to Keep Your Home Clear of Mosquitoes, According to Experts
Mosquitoes may ruin your summer, but Newsweek has spoken to an expert to find out the best way to keep the bugs away from your home for good
Mosquito That Can Transmit Zika Discovered in Nebraska for First Time
"Tracking and monitoring the types of mosquitoes that exist in Nebraska communities is critical, which in turn helps us identify potential public health implications and implement prevention measures to reduce risk," a state epidemiologist said.
Ohio Police Offer to Test Meth for Zika Virus
An assistant police chief in the department said he hoped the joke would encourage drug users to seek treatment.
Zika Virus Mosquitoes Found in Long Beach
Authorities have warned residents to watch out for mosquito bites and clean out pet bowls as the Aedes aegypti species breeds in stagnant water.
Could Zika Virus Treat Brain Tumors?
A U.K. surgeon has been awarded £200,000 (over $260,000) to find out if the virus can attack cancer cells.
Zika Vaccine Headed to Phase 2 Trial
Just in time for mosquito season, the National Institutes of Health is launching a multi-site study of a vaccine that may protect against the mosquito-borne virus.
Florida Sperm Donations May Contain Zika Virus
The CDC has warned people to avoid using sperm from three Florida counties.
Zika Outbreak Linked to Increased Risk of Birth Defects
A new report from the CDC suggests the mosquito-borne virus has spiked the risk of births with microcephaly and related defects.
On the Frontlines in the Fight Against Zika in Florida
Urging pregnant women to apply bug repellent isn't thrilling work for doctors. But it's about all they've got.
Is Terminating a Late-Term Zika Fetus Euthanasia?
The problem with Zika birth defects is that they may not be detectable to doctors until relatively late in pregnancy.
Zika Puts 2 Billion in Africa and Asia at Risk: Study
Populations in Nigeria, India and Indonesia are at particular risk of outbreaks.
Florida Finds Local Mosquitoes With Zika
Florida officials on Thursday said they have trapped the first mosquitoes that tested positive for the Zika virus in the Miami area.
FDA Recommends Zika Testing for Blood Donated in U.S.
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,
Zika May Affect Brain Function in Adults
New research suggests the mosquito-borne virus could have deleterious effects on certain neural cells in adults.
Viruses Are More Dangerous in the Morning: Study
A study has suggested that late-risers might have one up on early birds.
Zika: U.S. Declares Health Emergency in Puerto Rico
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.
Zika Confirmed in 'Small Number' of Scottish Patients
The WHO in February declared Zika an international public health emergency.
Zika: Pregnant Women Advised Against Miami Travel
The cases are believed to be locally-transmitted and affect an area of Miami.
More Zika Cases Likely in U.S.: Health Official
Florida registered the first case of Zika virus contracted in the continental U.S. this week.
Quora Question: Would a Zika Virus Be Free?
Primarily because it's intended target is the healthy population, the economics of vaccines are unlike those for other medicines.
'Low Risk' of Catching Zika at the Olympics, Says WHO
Travelers should also be concerned about sunstroke, diarrhea and road accidents, according to a WHO expert.
Caregiver of Utah Man With Zika Also Contracted Virus
The caregiver has recovered, but Utah officials are still investigating how the person became infected.
Rio Olympics 2016: Fighting Zika Becomes a Blood Sport
While Tinder reigned at the Sochi Games, the mosquito-borne illness is set to take over Olympics culture in Rio de Janeiro.
Killer Fungus Destroys Zika Mosquitoes From the Inside
The fungus can penetrate Aedes aegypti larvae when suspended in water.
Zika Concerns Boost Abortion Requests in Brazil
Zika has been linked to microcephaly, where children are born with underdeveloped brains.
Rory McIlroy Withdraws From Rio Olympic Games
The Irish golfer cited concerns over the impact of the Zika virus.