Tagged With Zika

The most effective bug sprays to keep mosquitoes and ticks away

Kevin Loria

The most detailed image of the Zika virus ever captured might reveal a way to fight the birth-defect causing disease

Kevin Loria

A mosquito virus that had never been identified in humans was found in a Florida boy — here's what to know about the Keystone virus

Kevin Loria

Bill and Melinda Gates are giving $4 million to help scientists engineer a malaria-killing mosquito — here’s how it could work

Hilary Brueck

Diseases from ticks and mosquitoes have tripled in the US -- and warmer weather means it will probably keep getting worse

Kevin Loria

A lot more diseases could be sexually transmitted than we thought

Erin Brodwin

20 million bacteria-infected mosquitoes are getting released into a California city by a division of Google's parent company

Kevin Loria

Zika and other mosquito-borne diseases could hit hard this summer

Kevin Loria

The world's deadliest animal isn't a shark or even a human

Lydia Ramsey

WATCH BILL GATES IN DAVOS: A new deadly epidemic could be coming and the 'potential damage is very, very huge'

Sam Rega, Graham Flanagan

BILL GATES: A deadly epidemic is a real possibility and we are not prepared

Graham Flanagan

Zika can replicate in unborn babies' brains for months -- which could be why the disease is so devastating

Lydia Ramsey

Texas reports the first case of Zika that likely came from local mosquitoes

Rebecca Harrington

Iceland only has one mosquito -- and it lives in a jar of alcohol

Chris Weller

Zika has spread to another place in Miami

Lydia Ramsey

Why mosquitoes that spread Zika and malaria love people so much more than other animals

Kevin Loria

Birth defects and nervous system disorders rose abruptly in Brazil after the arrival of Zika

Lydia Ramsey

Zika can hide in babies' and women's bodies for way longer than we thought

Lisa Ryan

Zika may be even more damaging to infants' brains than we originally thought

Lydia Ramsey

Oxitec CEO: This is the worst case scenario for unleashing genetically modified mosquitoes into the wild

Lydia Ramsey