Rescuing Neurons from Zika Virus Infection – Technology Networks
08/29/2017
Technology NetworksRescuing Neurons from Zika Virus InfectionTechnology NetworksSince the widespread epidemic of 2015, the Aedes mosquito-borne Zika virus has spread to a growing number of countries. It causes mild flu-like symptoms in infected individuals and can cause microcephaly in the unborn foetus.
08/29/2017
Technology NetworksRescuing Neurons from Zika Virus InfectionTechnology NetworksSince the widespread epidemic of 2015, the Aedes mosquito-borne Zika virus has spread to a growing number of countries. It causes mild flu-like symptoms in infected individuals and can cause microcephaly in the unborn foetus.
While America Ignores A Disease Bigger Than Zika, Its Victims Remain Invisible – HuffPost
08/29/2017
HuffPostWhile America Ignores A Disease Bigger Than Zika, Its Victims Remain InvisibleHuffPostThis article is part of HuffPost's Project Zero campaign, a yearlong series on neglected tropical diseases and efforts to fight them. LOS ANGELES ? Pancha sits in her cramped living room and scoops her two little dogs into her lap. They cry when she …
08/29/2017
HuffPostWhile America Ignores A Disease Bigger Than Zika, Its Victims Remain InvisibleHuffPostThis article is part of HuffPost's Project Zero campaign, a yearlong series on neglected tropical diseases and efforts to fight them. LOS ANGELES ? Pancha sits in her cramped living room and scoops her two little dogs into her lap. They cry when she …
Mosquitoes that can carry Zika found in Wayne County, but no cause for alarm – Lansing State Journal
08/28/2017
Lansing State JournalMosquitoes that can carry Zika found in Wayne County, but no cause for alarmLansing State JournalAsian tiger mosquitoes capable of transmitting the Zika virus have been found for the first time in Michigan, though state health officials say there is no cause for alarm. The critters were trapped this week in an industrial area along the I-96 …
08/28/2017
Lansing State JournalMosquitoes that can carry Zika found in Wayne County, but no cause for alarmLansing State JournalAsian tiger mosquitoes capable of transmitting the Zika virus have been found for the first time in Michigan, though state health officials say there is no cause for alarm. The critters were trapped this week in an industrial area along the I-96 …