Are there Zika reservoirs in the Americas?

By Brandie Jefferson

3.22.19 | Biological Anthropology, Departmental News, Faculty, Research

“These animals could be reservoirs and humans could then become infected with the virus from the animals,” said Krista Milich, assistant professor of biological anthropology in Arts & Sciences. For the full article, please click here.

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