Zika

Congress finally approved a $1.1 billion deal—but Zika has already done real damage in the U.S.

No one likes surprises – especially the medical community.

Various factors make this outbreak particularly tough.

Ruth J. Katz, Director of the Health, Medicine and Society Program at the Aspen Institute, explains why countries across the world are vulnerable to Zika virus – and how coalition-building is key in protecting against global health threats.