Revolutionary method to be used in Brazil against dengue
Scientists in Brazil are working on a large-scale mosquito factory in a move to protect up to 70 million people from viruses such as dengue, it was reported by the journal Nature.
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Scientists in Brazil are working on a large-scale mosquito factory in a move to protect up to 70 million people from viruses such as dengue, it was reported by the journal Nature.
The world’s largest mosquito factory is being built in Brazil with the aim of protecting up to 70 million people from viruses such as dengue.
The World Mosquito Program plans to release the billions of bugs from a mosquito factory that will be built in Brazil in an effort to slow the transmission of dengue fever in the country.
The goal of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s government is to protect 70 million Brazilians from dengue fever by releasing modified insects in urban areas
The mosquito factory aims to create modified mosquitoes infected with a certain type of bacteria. Click to read more.