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Releasing mosquitoes to fight dengue: How Singapore took Project Wolbachia from lab to heartlands

Project Wolbachia, which started in 2016, uses specially bred male mosquitoes to suppress the Aedes aegypti population and reduce the risk of dengue.

Published Sep 2, 2026 · 3:00 AMOriginal source: Channel News Asia5 reads
Project Wolbachia, which started in 2016, uses specially bred male mosquitoes to suppress the Aedes aegypti population and reduce the risk of dengue.
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