Zika is no longer a public emergency — but it is 'here to stay' "We are not downgrading the importance of Zika, by placing this as a longer program of work, we are sending the message that Zika is here to stay."

Want a Zika Test? It’s Not Easy Men and women who want to be sure they are Zika free before trying to conceive are being told they aren’t eligible for Zika testing.

New Zika study warns of a 'global epidemic’ of birth defects Two new Zika studies were released this week, one of which made dire predictions about the 'striking magnitude of the association between microcephaly and Zika virus infection.'

What’s Worse: The Zika Virus or the Anti-Zika Spray? Use of naled, a controversial Zika-fighting insecticide, has Miamians clinging to bad science.

CDC Still Stumped by Mystery Zika Case in Utah New form of Zika transmission may be possible.

Zika in Africa Might Be As Dangerous As Zika in South America When Congress returns from its August recess, it will confront the growing consequences of its inaction on Zika: Since it adjourned in July, more than ...

Zika Arrives in US: Debunking Top Myths About the Virus For more on the Zika epidemic, catch “Fox News Reporting: Zika," featuring Dr. Manny Alvarez, Saturday, Aug. 6 at 8 p.m. on the Fox News Channel.

More Bad News About Zika: Women Can Transmit Zika To Men We still have a lot to learn about Zika.

The untreatable Zika virus just made its way into 2 more countries — here are all the places the vir One reason Zika is troubling is because it has been linked with birth defects in babies whose mothers have had Zika symptoms and neurological conditions.

Zika survivor: "All of my joints felt like lead weights" Brazilian-American man tells CBS News about his harrowing experience with Zika virus; his doctors in New York "had never seen a case of Zika"