Last week, Across Women’s Lives photographer Anne Bailey spent time at a rehabilitation clinic in Recife, Brazil, for babies with microcephaly. She took portraits of a few of them with their parents.
‘We have a child with microcephaly, and we’re happy’
Brazil’s surge in microcephaly cases has been widely blamed on the Zika virus. Now some claim it might be caused by pesticides, or even vaccines. We asked an NIH expert to sort out what we know from what we don’t.
Quiz: How much do you actually know about the Zika virus?
Researchers in Brazil are still trying to see if there is a definitive connection between Zika and Microcephaly. There’s new evidence that is pointing them in that direction.