Although the Olympics are over, one thing remains top of mind in many southern states and countries – the Zika virus.
The World Health Organization declared the virus a public health emergency in January and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention followed that up in April with a confirmation that the virus can cause babies to be born with unusually small heads, a condition known as microcephaly.
With the world needing ways to combat the virus, many Seattle-based organizations and researchers…
Although the Olympics are over, one thing remains top of mind in many southern states and countries – the Zika virus.
The World Health Organization declared the virus a public health emergency in January and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention followed that up in April with a confirmation that the virus can cause babies to be born with unusually small heads, a condition known as microcephaly.
With the world needing ways to combat the virus, many Seattle-based organizations and researchers…