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Zika: The Untold Story

Join the scientists who saw Zika coming as they trace the origins of this devastating virus. *** In 2016, panic spread through the Americas as a once obscure virus—Zika—reached epidemic proportions. To the surprise of the medical community and the public alike, the little known virus was discovered to cause severe birth defects in children born to infected mothers. But where did this virus come from? And how did it suddenly become a problem of such devastating proportions? A year after the devastating disease exploded in the Americas, NOVA takes a closer look at how this virus grew to become such a monster. We join a small band of researchers who knew about Zika before it made headlines as they trace the disease back to its origins... back to the tropical forests of Uganda, where it was discovered during a golden age of virus discovery. NOVA on Facebook:   / novaonline   NOVA on Twitter: @novapbs NOVA on Instagram: @nova_pbs PRODUCTION CREDITS Featuring: Andrew Haddow United States Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases Robert Tesh University of Texas Medical Branch Scott Weaver University of Texas Medical Branch Brian Foy Colorado State University Kevin Kobylinski Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Sciences Produced by: Kevin Young and Caitlin Saks   Directed and Edited by: Vincent Liota   Written by: Caitlin Saks and Vincent Liota   Director of Photography: Vincent Liota Design and Animation: Vincent Liota Illustrator: Rick Tuma  Narrated by  Dr. Milly Kayongo  Sound Operator J.R. Rodriguez  Research: Tedi Rabold   Intern: Priya Amin   Director of Digital Media for NOVA: Lauren Aguirre Music: Associated Production Music Additional Footage: PBS Newshour Miles O'Brien Productions FRONTLINE Pond 5 University of Texas Medical Branch Special Thanks: Timothy Kowalik Alastair Haddow Melissa Haddow Bobby Marlin  University of Texas Medical Branch USAMRIID Archival: Andrew Haddow Robert Tesh The Alec Haddow Archive at the University of Glasgow Rockefeller Foundation, “Lamia valley malaria field studies, Ypati laboratory,” 100 Years: The Rockefeller Foundation, accessed November 18, 2016 © Courtesy of Rockefeller Archive Center  Rockefeller Foundation, “West African Yellow Fever Commission,” 100 Years: The Rockefeller Foundation, accessed November 18, 2016, © Courtesy of Rockefeller Archive Center