Donald G. Mcneil Jr.

About the Author

Donald G. McNeil Jr. is a distinguished science journalist whose career spans over four decades at The New York Times, where he reported extensively on global health crises, infectious diseases, and public health policy. With a keen eye for the human stories behind epidemiological outbreaks, McNeil has traveled the world—from the rainforests of Africa to the labs of Asia—uncovering the intersections of science, politics, and society in combating pandemics. His book Zika: The Emerging Epidemic chronicles the rapid spread of the virus and the international response, blending rigorous research with accessible narrative to illuminate one of the 21st century's most pressing health threats. A recipient of numerous awards for his investigative journalism, McNeil's work continues to educate and inform on the evolving landscape of global health challenges.