CDC has awarded more than $16 million to 40 states and territories to establish, enhance, and maintain systems for rapid detection of microcephaly—a serious birth defect of the brain—and other adverse outcomes caused by Zika virus infection.
The funding will also help states and territories ensure that infants and their families are referred to appropriate health and social services. Finally, the awards will enable states and territories to monitor the health and developmental outcomes of children affected by Zika.
Read CDC’s press release to learn more about this funding to fight Zika. For more information about Zika, please visit www.cdc.gov/zika.
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