Zika virus: Babies face problems other than microcephaly - BBC News
Doctors treating children whose mothers were infected with Zika say microcephaly is not the only problem.
Some Brazilian mothers infected with the Zika virus during their pregnancy, who were relieved when their babies did not have abnormally small heads, are finding that their children still face developmental problems related to the virus. Camilla Costa reports from Recife, the worst affected area.