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Insecticide Resistance Could Undermine Effectiveness Of Mosquito Nets In Malaria Control: Analysis
The analysis "confirmed an overall significant protective effect of ITNs against malaria" and findings "reinforce the continued importance of ITNs as a cornerstone intervention for malaria prevention across endemic settings".
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West Nile Virus vs Shigella Infection: Key Differences Between The Diseases Raising Concerns In Kerala
Unlike West Nile virus, Shigella is a bacterial infection that spreads through contaminated food, water, poor sanitation, or direct contact with infected individuals.
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Massive Mosquito Swarm Forces Tourists In Russia To Hide In Cars: "Like A Horror Movie"
Sharing a video on social media, one user wrote that swarms of these insects are preventing people from getting out of their cars.
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Google's 32 Million-Strong Mosquito Army To Fight...Mosquitoes
The technique of sterilising pest insects to control their numbers is not a new one and has been discussed as a chemical-free alternative for decades.
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Once Insect-Free Iceland Now Sees Mosquitoes Amid Climate Change
Researchers have confirmed mosquitoes were detected just north of Reykjavik. The find officially ends Iceland’s status as the only Arctic nation without the biting insects.
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Garlic As A Mosquito Repellent: Myth Or Fact?
Garlic contains sulphur compounds like allicin, known for their strong smell and antimicrobial properties. The idea is that consuming garlic changes your body odour, making you less attractive to mosquitoes.
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Do Mosquito Repellent Creams Harm Skin? Doctors Clear The Air
Mosquito repellent creams are widely used to prevent dengue and malaria, but do they harm your skin? Dermatologists explain their safety, possible side effects, and the right way to use them.
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World Malaria Day 2026: Doctor Explains Why Some People Get Bitten By Mosquitoes More
This World Malaria Day, let us learn about the science explaining this uneven mosquito attraction and why it matters, particularly in terms of the risk of malaria.
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Did You Know Genetically Altered Mosquitoes Can Help Fight Malaria? Here's How
Scientists are exploring genetically modified mosquitoes to reduce malaria transmission by altering mosquito populations at the genetic level.
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Do Mosquitoes Bite More If You Drink Alcohol? Here's What Science Says
Mosquitoes are highly sensitive to the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) produced when these bacteria break down sweat and metabolic byproducts. Not everyone gets bitten equally.
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How Iran's "Mosquito Fleet" Puts Global Oil Flow At Risk
These boats, operated by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, are cheap, quick, and difficult to track.
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Study Reveals How Mosquitoes Choose Who To Bite
One researcher said that instead of following the leader, mosquitoes follow the signals and happen to arrive at the same spot as the others.
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Study Reveals Why Mosquitoes Bite Humans More Often: "Have A Clear Preference"
Mosquitoes transmit diseases like dengue, Zika, and malaria, making this shift a significant public health concern.
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Mosquitoes Take Detour To Civic Body As Raipur Man Delivers Biting Protest
In a protest that was as sharp as the sting that triggered it, a young man in Chhattisgarh's capital literally carried his complaint to the authorities sealed in a plastic bag.
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Mosquito Myths That Need To Buzz Off: What Really Spreads Dengue And Malaria
Many myths about mosquitoes persist. Some hold a grain of truth, others are outdated or plain wrong.
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Insecticide Resistance Could Undermine Effectiveness Of Mosquito Nets In Malaria Control: Analysis
The analysis "confirmed an overall significant protective effect of ITNs against malaria" and findings "reinforce the continued importance of ITNs as a cornerstone intervention for malaria prevention across endemic settings".
-
West Nile Virus vs Shigella Infection: Key Differences Between The Diseases Raising Concerns In Kerala
Unlike West Nile virus, Shigella is a bacterial infection that spreads through contaminated food, water, poor sanitation, or direct contact with infected individuals.
-
Massive Mosquito Swarm Forces Tourists In Russia To Hide In Cars: "Like A Horror Movie"
Sharing a video on social media, one user wrote that swarms of these insects are preventing people from getting out of their cars.
-
Google's 32 Million-Strong Mosquito Army To Fight...Mosquitoes
The technique of sterilising pest insects to control their numbers is not a new one and has been discussed as a chemical-free alternative for decades.
-
Once Insect-Free Iceland Now Sees Mosquitoes Amid Climate Change
Researchers have confirmed mosquitoes were detected just north of Reykjavik. The find officially ends Iceland’s status as the only Arctic nation without the biting insects.
-
Garlic As A Mosquito Repellent: Myth Or Fact?
Garlic contains sulphur compounds like allicin, known for their strong smell and antimicrobial properties. The idea is that consuming garlic changes your body odour, making you less attractive to mosquitoes.
-
Do Mosquito Repellent Creams Harm Skin? Doctors Clear The Air
Mosquito repellent creams are widely used to prevent dengue and malaria, but do they harm your skin? Dermatologists explain their safety, possible side effects, and the right way to use them.
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World Malaria Day 2026: Doctor Explains Why Some People Get Bitten By Mosquitoes More
This World Malaria Day, let us learn about the science explaining this uneven mosquito attraction and why it matters, particularly in terms of the risk of malaria.
-
Did You Know Genetically Altered Mosquitoes Can Help Fight Malaria? Here's How
Scientists are exploring genetically modified mosquitoes to reduce malaria transmission by altering mosquito populations at the genetic level.
-
Do Mosquitoes Bite More If You Drink Alcohol? Here's What Science Says
Mosquitoes are highly sensitive to the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) produced when these bacteria break down sweat and metabolic byproducts. Not everyone gets bitten equally.
-
How Iran's "Mosquito Fleet" Puts Global Oil Flow At Risk
These boats, operated by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, are cheap, quick, and difficult to track.
-
Study Reveals How Mosquitoes Choose Who To Bite
One researcher said that instead of following the leader, mosquitoes follow the signals and happen to arrive at the same spot as the others.
-
Study Reveals Why Mosquitoes Bite Humans More Often: "Have A Clear Preference"
Mosquitoes transmit diseases like dengue, Zika, and malaria, making this shift a significant public health concern.
-
Mosquitoes Take Detour To Civic Body As Raipur Man Delivers Biting Protest
In a protest that was as sharp as the sting that triggered it, a young man in Chhattisgarh's capital literally carried his complaint to the authorities sealed in a plastic bag.
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Mosquito Myths That Need To Buzz Off: What Really Spreads Dengue And Malaria
Many myths about mosquitoes persist. Some hold a grain of truth, others are outdated or plain wrong.
