Colombia reports huge jump in babies harmed by Zika By Jon Cohen, Gretchen VogelDec. 9, 2016 Nearly 150 cases of microcephaly have been diagnosed in babies infected with the virus
Zika infection may be worse in people already exposed to a common virus By Gretchen VogelJun. 23, 2016 Antibodies to dengue boost Zika infection in lab studies
First proposed human test of CRISPR passes initial safety review By Jocelyn KaiserJun. 21, 2016 Funded by new nonprofit, researchers want to use gene-editing tool to modify immune cells to fight cancer
No wave of Zika birth defects in Colombia—yet By Gretchen VogelJun. 15, 2016 Preliminary data find no birth defects in women infected with the virus late in pregnancy
Scientific sleuths hunt for Zika-carrying mosquitoes By Gretchen VogelJun. 1, 2016 Top suspect confirmed, but others may also spread the virus
Top mosquito suspect found infected with Zika By Gretchen VogelMay. 23, 2016 Researchers nab Zika-infected Aedes aegypti in the wild
Zika funding too low in House, Senate bills, Obama says By Jon CohenMay. 20, 2016 President insists $1.9 billion is needed to protect the United States against the virus
Zika causes microcephaly in mice By Jon CohenMay. 11, 2016 Animal models further solidify link between the virus and brain damage to fetuses
Zika vaccine efficacy trials could start in 2017 By Jon CohenMay. 3, 2016 Details emerge about efforts to stop spread of the virus
Elsewhere in Science: Open access, work-life conflict, and more By Rachel Bernstein, Donisha AdamsApr. 15, 2016 Shifting public health funding … the Netherlands's open access push … Funding … Work-life conflict … Working Life