… In contrast to previous studies, we adopt an approach to understanding the dynamics of
the current Zika epidemic at the country level and present a model that can be used to study …

… , was seriously affected by a Zika epidemic [4]. Estimates indicate … case detection after the
Zika epidemic, suggesting that ZIKV … In contrast, the Zika epidemic was closely followed by one …

… The Zika virus (ZIKV) epidemic in the Americas established … at-risk regions, particularly
Central America and Mexico, … independent ZIKV introductions to Central America and Mexico. …

… Studies should not be restricted to Latin America. Currently, we cannot assess whether
Asia is at risk of a major Zika epidemic—or why the scale of transmission in Latin America has …

… a modelling approach to map Zika potential, we project case … as a Zika surrogate. Our results
indicate that ∼12.3 (0.7–162.3) million Zika cases could be expected across Latin America …

… of confirmed and suspected Zika cases within each country is reported to the Pan American
Health Organization. This analysis makes use of the weekly incidence of Zika cases in 35 …

… the Zika virus transmission risk. This study aims to map the Zika virus transmission risk in
South and Central America. … Recent epidemics of Zika disease (or Zika fever, or Zika) in South …

… While Zika virulence and case detection likely contribute to … abortion in Latin America in
the context of the Zika epidemic. … find evidence that the Zika epidemic had triggered shifts in …

… as due to the Zika virus. Since most … of the Zika epidemic began on the Pacific island of
Yap in the Federated States of Polynesia in 2007. This was the first known presence of the Zika …

… Americas, dengue reappeared in the 1960s and 1970s, with the occurrence of classic
dengue epidemics… to other countries in South and Central America, and to 47 countries and …