Before you kick back and relax, check out these tips for staying healthy on your next trip.
Scientists have devised a bacteria that can interfere with mosquito reproduction, which may help cut down on the insect's population.
If you want a safe summer for your family, take ample steps to protect against the winged bloodsuckers and the dangerous diseases they carry.
Two disease-carrying species could thrive in three-quarters of the United States.
Research is early, but appears promising.
Health experts warn that less federal funding will make it hard to battle the birth defect-causing virus.
CDC team says up to half of infants exposed to the virus develop seizures.
Human safety trials are already under way.
Updated guidance provides further protection for U.S. blood supply.
Several factors—including economics, climate and population—are all likely contributors, experts say.
Researchers in Brazil detect symptoms similar to multiple sclerosis.
Men with known infection from the virus should wait six months before condom-free sex.
