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Dengue cases expected to rise with climate change - Vimarsana News

Dengue cases expected to rise with climate change

Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — A medical advisor from New Zealand's Immunization Advisory Center says dengue fever is expected to increase with climate change and urbanization.

Health officials to release millions of insects to fight outbreak of 'break-bone' fever — here's how they'll help - Vimarsana News

Health officials to release millions of insects to fight outbreak of 'break-bone' fever — here's how they'll help

Amid a severe outbreak of dengue fever in Brazil, a swarm of unlikely heroes was tabbed to be part of the solution.

Nigerian pastor Chris Oyakhilome pushing malaria vaccine conspiracy theories - Vimarsana News

Nigerian pastor Chris Oyakhilome pushing malaria vaccine conspiracy theories

Dressed in his signature closed-neck suit, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome stared directly into the camera, declaring that "there was never a proof that vaccines ever worked".

Project which 'eliminates' dengue extended to Pacific - Vimarsana News

Project which 'eliminates' dengue extended to Pacific

An Australian project which “all but eliminated dengue fever” in Far North Queensland has been successfully extended to Fiji, Kiribati and Vanuatu.

Rio releases new mosquitoes used to fight dengue fever - Vimarsana News

Rio releases new mosquitoes used to fight dengue fever

The municipality started a new release of wolbitos—mosquitoes infected with the Wolbachia bacteria. The microorganisms are used to combat arboviruses such as dengue, Zika, and chikungunya, as they prevent the viruses that cause these diseases from developing inside their main carrier.

Source: ebc.com.br