India is grappling with an outbreak of the mosquito-borne Zika virus in Rajasthan, a northern state popular with tourists. Continue reading →

Scientists are developing a “hugely powerful” genetic tool to wipe out disease-carrying mosquitoes, but it’s unclear whether saving millions of lives will be worth the risk. Continue reading →

An experiment at the University of Alberta’s Department of Chemistry could lead to a pill to treat deadly viruses, such as the respiratory syncytial virus. Continue reading →

Seven per cent of babies born to women infected with Zika during pregnancy have birth defects, according to a new study. Continue reading →

Dr. Andrew Potter, the director and CEO of VIDO, has been recognized for years of work in health research. Continue reading →

Heading south this winter? A recent study conducted on behalf of the federal government shows Canadians still don’t fully understand the risks associated with Zika. Continue reading →

It’s been tied to birth defects and brain abnormalities in babies, but could the notorious Zika virus lend a hand in fighting brain cancer? Continue reading →

Despite the development, the health unit said there’s no reason to worry about an increased risk of Zika virus in the region. Continue reading →

Researchers at Western University say they have discovered a way to detect Zika virus in patients more than 20 days after infection. Continue reading →

With increased awareness of Lyme disease and the dangers of ticks, the Middlesex London Health Unit is seeing a meteoric rise in the number of tick submissions. Continue reading →