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Zika virus: 2.2 billion people in 'at risk' areas now mapped

18 May 2016

More than two billion people live in parts of the world where the Zika virus can spread. Detailed maps show that mapping Zika is more complex than simply defining where the mosquito can survive. Dr Oliver Brady from the WTCHG participated in the study.