Australian Olympians to get 'Zika-proof' condoms | CNN
WHO recommends safe sex for people returning from Zika-affected zones | Zika virus | The Guardian
'Use a condom or avoid sex for 6 months after visiting Zika areas'
Ireland Advises Condom Use to Prevent Zika Virus Transmission
Anti-viral condoms won't protect you from Zika any better than regular condoms.
CDC - Men: Anyone concerned about sexual transmission of Zika can take steps to protect themselves and their partners. If you've recently traveled to an area with Zika and had symptoms of
Zika virus may persist in semen for months, scientists say - STAT
US urges condom use or abstinence to avoid Zika virus
The Zika virus is a new ballgame": This veteran adman knows how to get people to use condoms in the virus plague areas | Salon.com
Rio 2016 Olympics: Australian athletes to be given anti-Zika virus condoms as 'a common sense approach' | The Independent | The Independent
Evidence review, key question (2): Does consistent and correct condom use reduce transmission of Zika virus? - WHO guidelines for the prevention of sexual transmission of Zika virus - NCBI Bookshelf
Zika virus may persist in semen for months, scientists say | PBS NewsHour
Zika: Let's give women the contraception they so desperately want | Global health innovation - global development professionals network | The Guardian
Anti-Zika condoms for Olympics - The Standard
Australian Olympians to be given Zika virus-proof condoms at Rio Games | Rio 2016 | The Guardian
Couples Exposed to Zika Told to Put Off Getting Pregnant for Twice As Long As Previously Recommended
What is the Zika virus? What you need to know
CDC - Men: If you recently traveled to an area with Zika and have a pregnant partner, you can protect your partner and her pregnancy by using condoms every time you have
Anti-Zika Condoms Unlikely To Stop the Olympian Spread of Zika – Foreign Policy
If condoms are OK for Zika, why not Aids, Pope Francis? | Barbara Ellen | The Guardian
Peru Hands Out Condoms To Curb Sex-transmitted Zika - I24NEWS
People who visited or live in areas affected by Zika virus should use condoms or stop having sex, U.S. health officials warn – New York Daily News
Special condoms created to stop the spread of sexually-transmitted Zika virus | Daily Mail Online
3 STIs you can catch even if you use a condom
