Microcephaly, the condition that deforms the head and faces of newborn babies afflicted with the Zika virus, is far from the only threat that the strange illness sweeping across Latin America poses, experts tell the New York Times.
In fact, medical authorities are raising the alarm about the long-term impact of Zika, saying it could result in permanent mental disorders for children.
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