The Zika virus reshaped global health by exposing gaps in surveillance, clinical care, and vector control. Zika Virus provides a comprehensive account of the pathogen, from molecular biology and transmission ecology to diagnostics, clinical management, and public health response. It traces ZIKV's shift from sylvatic cycles to urban epidemics, underscores its links with congenital Zika syndrome and neurological disease, and distils lessons for preparedness in a warming, urbanizing world. The book covers virion structure, genetics, evolution, host-pathogen interactions, epidemiology, outbreak...