Zika Virus

The surge is also expected to show up in last year's data.

• By Francie Diep

Just under one percent of women who become infected with Zika during their first trimester will have babies with microcephaly, according to new research.

• By Francie Diep

Could invasive mosquitoes ignite Zika outbreaks on the West Coast?

• By Alisa Opar

We long ago abandoned control over Zika-carrying mosquitoes. There's no excuse for being so short-sighted about public health initiatives.

• By Stephen S. Morse

And does it really matter to how we tackle the outbreak?

• By Francie Diep

With every outbreak, we must balance on the knife's edge between worrying too much and doing too little.

• By Kate Wheeling

The Zika virus outbreak in the Americas hits on the things that risk-perception researchers know worry people most. Will that be enough to overcome people's fears about genetically modified mosquitoes?

• By Francie Diep