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BrooklynfromBrooklyn Eagle7 months agoWest Nile mosquito spraying set for Brooklyn and Queens amid virus concernsCity government to spray mosquitoes in Brooklyn and Queens starting Sept. 10 to combat West Nile virus.
OMG sciencefromNature1 month agoDaily briefing: Drug makes people's blood poisonous to mosquitoesNitisinone can render human blood toxic to mosquitoes, potentially aiding in malaria control.
Public healthfromwww.theguardian.com2 months agoPhilippines officials offer cash for mosquitoes amid rise in dengue casesResidents in the Philippines are incentivized to capture mosquitoes to combat dengue outbreaks amidst rising cases.
Public healthfromwww.dw.com1 month agoA new drug makes your blood toxic to mosquitoes DW 03/28/2025Nitisinone can make human blood lethal to malaria-carrying mosquitoes, potentially reducing insect populations.
fromMiami Herald2 days agoMiami foodMosquito season begins in South Florida. Is climate change making it worse?Climate change increases mosquito populations and the diseases they transmit, making South Florida more vulnerable.
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