According to our survey, 64% of Americans said they would cancel their travel plans amid the Zika virus outbreak. Learn more about the virus (and how to prevent it) in our Infographic.

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While still unconfirmed, many health officials believe the
Zika virus is linked to birth defects such as microcephaly
and the paralytic neurological disorder, Guillain-Barré
syndrome, due to the alarming number of cases
reported in affected countries.
of all women stated
they would cancel
their travel plans
69%
of women aged 25-34
were the most likely to
cancel their trip if their
doctor advised them to
37%
of men are more likely
to proceed with travel
plans (versus 32% of women)
41%
of men aged 18-24
were the most likely to
cancel their travel
plans if their doctor
advised them to
40%
GHG
64
PERCENT
of Americans would cancel
their travel plans amid the
Zika virus outbreak
C
A M E R I C A N S
D U E T O F E A R O F
are second guessing
their plans to travel
WOMEN
aren’t taking as many
precautions as women
MEN
If you still plan to travel to affected
areas, Dr. Robert Wheeler, Chief
Medical Officer at On Call
International shares tips on how to
best avoid getting infected
with the virus:
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Countries and territories
with active Zika virus
transmission
(reported by the CDC)
For survey results and information on
methodology, please visit the following
link: http://bit.ly/1mgqg8e