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Genetically modify mosquitoes so they can't spread diseases such as malaria and dengue virus.
FORBES: Chutzpah Science
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Singapore is entering its peak dengue season, from May to October, in which warmer temperatures help the dengue virus multiply faster.
WSJ: Dengue Fever on the Rise in Singapore
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The firm plans to use some of the smallpox proceeds to help develop its experimental vaccines for West Nile virus and dengue fever.
FORBES: Biotechs See Dollar Signs In War
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These diseases, ranging from dengue fever and malaria to West Nile virus and yellow fever, are the cause of millions of deaths worldwide, yet control methods have become a dilemma due to the development of resistance by mosquitoes and increased concern about health and environmental hazards.
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At the same time, new outbreaks of dengue fever on the Mexican side of the Texas-Mexico border had US officials worried that the virus would slowly spread north.
BBC: US & Canada