ASU Biodesign researcher receives $1.2M grant to develop one simple test instead of the ten used now on each sample

Team now wants to examine whether medications such as anti-inflammatory creams can stop the virus establishing an infection if used quickly enough 

A team at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis has identified a single gene pathway that is vital for Zika and other flaviviruses to spread infection between cells

Researcher has been awarded a two-year $150,000 postdoctoral fellowship to lead a study on the genetics of barley yellow dwarf viruses

Over the 30-day sampling period, mobile testing teams will travel to northeastern Brazil and test samples from 750 patients in coastal Brazil

Cellular system researchers studied mirrors what pathologists are finding in the brain tissue of affected infants

“With a virus, you have to go with prevention rather than a cure.”

Study is the first to use digital epidemiology to show the effectiveness of a vaccine

Ophthalmologists find retinal bleeding, abnormal blood vessel development and lesions in infants born to mothers who showed signs of the viral infection during pregnancy

The study found that the protein prevents Zika virus-infected human cells from signaling immune system cells to make interferon, a powerful antiviral protein