Researchers have completes a second round of studies on a promising vaccine for Zika virus.
While one infection of the Zika virus could protect against future infections, the duration of Zika infection is prolonged during pregnancy, a new study reports.
A new study reports on how Zika directly affects the fetal brain during development and also evades detection by the immune system.
A new study reports babies born to moms who suffered from viral infections, even mild ones, while pregnant are at increased risk of brain abnormalities.
A new study reports pseudoscientific claims and conspiracies spread through social networks refuting facts about the Zika virus and potential vaccines could potentially be putting the most vulnerable people at risk.
Researchers report they have solved the puzzle as to how antibodies enter the nervous system to control viral infections.
Researchers have genetically engineered a clone of the Zika virus strain. They believe the development could expedite research of the disease.
The Zika virus migrated from the mother's bloodstream and into the placenta, where it multiplied and spread into the fetal circulation before infecting the brains of fetuses in mouse models of the disease.
Researchers have confirmed a key way in which the Zika virus causes damage to fetal brains.
A new study confirms the Zika virus can be sexual transmitted.
A new study reports the transmission of viruses from mother to her unborn child may cause abnormal brain development in the fetus.
Researchers unravel some key features of Zika virus on the developing brain.
