1. Urbanization definitely impacts the spread of Zika virus. Like it said in the article about travel, Zika prefers large groups of people, especially in poorer areas. Air travel also impacts Zika, in that it makes it all the easier for people to bring it to places where it might not have ended up normally, such as people travelling to an infested area, then bringing it back to their home town. Antimicrobial resistance impacts Zika as well, because, as was stated in the CDC Zika overview, there is no medicine or vaccine that can treat Zika.
2. Obviously, the most ideal way to deal with Zika would be to have everyone follow the guidelines set forth in the NPR article on travelling to places where Zika is present. Don't go if you're pregnant
2. Obviously, the most ideal way to deal with Zika would be to have everyone follow the guidelines set forth in the NPR article on travelling to places where Zika is present. Don't go if you're pregnant