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Scientists discover a surprising factor driving low rates of Zika virus in Africa: 'Urgent need for mosquito surveillance'

Summary by thecooldown.com
A team of scientists at Princeton University believes they've uncovered why Africa has been spared the worst of the Zika virus. Their findings don't mean the continent is out of the woods, though. Changing conditions could make Africa more vulnerable in the future, per a news release. What's happening? Zika virus struck the Americas hard, stoking fear ahead of the Rio Olympics for its outbreaks and associated birth defects. That led observers t…
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