First baby with Zika-related microcephaly defect is born in Spain.

Spain has recorded its first case of a baby born with the microcephaly birth defect associated to the Zika virus, health authorities said today.
The mother had been diagnosed with the virus in May and had decided to keep the baby, a spokeswoman for the regional health authorities of Catalonia, where the baby was born, told Reuters.

The unnamed 41-year-old woman also tested positive for Dengue fever while was 13 weeks pregnant after travelling in Colombia.
The unnamed woman tested positive for Zika and Dengue fever in May after going travelling in South America. She was told her baby had several abnormalities at her 20-week scan
She was told her baby had several abnormalities at her 20-week scan in what was thought to be Europe's first case.

It was also confirmed by Spain's Health Ministry to be the country's first case of the Zika virus.
But Joan Guix, a regional health official, previously said there was only a small possibility of her baby having problems.