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Project Wolbachia: Singapore s potential silver bullet to prevent dengue outbreaks

By Paloma Almoguera Singapore, Oct 8 (EFE).- In Singapore, encountering a swarm of millions mosquitoes may paradoxically offer protection against dengue fever. But how? The island has undertaken the "Wolbachia Project,” which involves releasing thousands of mosquitoes inoculat

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Project Wolbachia: Singapore s potential silver bullet to prevent dengue outbreaks

Project Wolbachia: Singapore s potential silver bullet to prevent dengue outbreaks
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The Fight Against Mosquitoes Is Now High-Tech

The Fight Against Mosquitoes Is Now High-Tech
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Why Singapore Is Breeding Millions of Bacteria-Infected Mosquitoes

Evidence suggests the lab-bred insects can slow the spread of dengue, but they are difficult to mass produce.

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200 million Wolbachia Aedes mosquitoes released so far, but nationwide success takes time: NEA

SINGAPORE - About 200 million Wolbachia-Aedes aegypti mosquitoes have been bred at the National Environment Agency's (NEA) "mosquito factory" since it was opened in 2019 and then released in certain areas of the island. This is part of the agency's fight against dengue in the Republic. But it will be some time before Project Wolbachia expands to other parts of.

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