Zika virus may be associated with other brain damage, apart from microcephaly
Aedes Aegypti mosquito Source: AP - James Gathany
Brazilian doctor Amilcar Tanuri, Head of Molecular Virology at the UFRJ, referred to the case of a baby infected with the Zika virus who died at birth, with extensive brain damage, but without microcephaly. Listen to the report here, in Portuguese.
Brazilian doctor Amilcar Tanuri, Head of Molecular Virology at the UFRJ, referred to the case of a baby infected with the Zika virus who died at birth, with extensive brain damage, but without microcephaly. Listen to the report here, in Portuguese.
