Scientists are getting to closer to developing a technique that can suppress mosquito populations on a continental scale, based on preliminary modeling results.

Scientists in South America are testing the strategy of infecting mosquitos with Wolbachia, an approach intended to reduce Zika transmission.

Researchers report conflicting results.

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The virus can be vertically transmitted by female Aedes aegypti and A. albopictus mosquitoes to their offspring, scientists show.

The US Food and Drug Administration recommends that all blood collected across the country be tested for the virus.

Officials postpone the launch of an experimental program aimed at reducing local mosquito populations with genetically modified insects.

With new reports of mosquito-borne transmission, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns pregnant women to avoid the area.

Four individuals acquired the virus in a region of north Miami, health officials report. 

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