Zika virus prevention method: Use mosquito to kill mosquitoes
While waiting for the vaccine, scientists have proposed the idea of using mutated mosquitoes to prevent Zika virus from spreading.
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While waiting for the vaccine, scientists have proposed the idea of using mutated mosquitoes to prevent Zika virus from spreading.
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US scientists on November 7 have begun testing a vaccine to prevent Zika virus in humans.
Zika virus is still known to cause microcephaly in babies. And scientists have just had a new finding showing the dangerous impact of this virus on men.
On November 2, HCM City recorded 3 more Zika patients to increase the number of cases to 20 with 11 districts with sick people.
Mosquitoes infected with Wolbachia will be tested and released at Brazilian and Columbia outbreaks to eliminate the spread of zika virus.
Some patients infected with Zika do not have clinical symptoms but experts recommend that you be aware of the most common symptoms of this disease.
In the afternoon of September 19, in Hanoi, the Ministry of Health organized Southeast Asian Minister of Health online conference on Zika disease in ASEAN region. Accord…
A new study published on the Zika virus is published in the September 6 issue of Cell. Accordingly, scientists have discovered Zika virus can live in the human eye and c…
According to the European Center for Disease Control and Prevention (ECDC), Belgium has recorded 32 cases of Zika virus infection, mainly from infected people while trav…
According to a reporter in Prague, Czech scientists have pioneered the discovery of a type of active substance with antiviral effect on Zika.
Scientists have gone one step further in finding the secret path Zika uses to transmit from mother to child.
Wolbachia used to fight dengue fever has been proven by Brazil's scientific community to prevent mosquitoes from spreading the Zika virus.
South Korea's Yonhap reported on March 22 that the government announced the first detection of Zika virus in the country.