I know that we have differences on Common Core. I don't want to get into that, but it is part of existing legislation and law.

I would just like to ask you what advice I should give her with regard to going to the beach this summer.

Are NIH and BARDA working on developing antiviral treatment options that could be used with pregnant women who are infected with Zika?

There is still a lot we need to learn about this virus, but one thing is clear is we cannot wait to act.

I am glad we have the opportunity to speak with experts who are on the front lines of our response efforts.

Are we ensuring a variety of tools are available to States, towns, and even counties looking at vector control?

What steps are being taken to advocate for women's reproductive health care in these countries?

As you know, the Zika virus was reported in my home State of Washington this week.

I understand that we have engaged with the World Health Organization to ensure availability of insect repellants

The U.S. Government has been a global leader on this front and needs to continue to be because a strong public health demands that women do have access to the full range of reproductive health care.

Speaking for moms and grandmothers across the country, this is deeply disconcerting.

The interesting tool that has been discussed a lot and tested in Brazil, the genetically engineered mosquito--how are we doing on that?