Mosquitoes that carry the Zika virus can be found throughout the United States, and there is presently no vaccination for the infection. Infected people can develop a fever, rashes, joint discomfort, and other symptoms. Pregnant women are the ones who are most in danger because infection with the virus raises the possibility of kids being born with microcephaly, which is a brain defect. Because there is no vaccine to prevent or treat Zika, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends wearing long-sleeved pants and shirts when outdoors and using efficient insect repellents to avoid being bitten in the first place. Repellents containing 15 to 30% DEET, 20% picaridin, or 30% OLE are most effective against the mosquitos that carry the Zika virus.