Discovery of 17 New Viruses in Mosquitoes by Canadian Researchers
Researchers from the University of Manitoba have identified 17 new viruses in mosquitoes, marking a significant advancement for public health. These previously unknown viruses enhance our understanding of mosquito-borne diseases.
The researchers recommend increased surveillance and preventive measures to control the spread of these viruses better. This discovery highlights the importance of ongoing research in mosquito-borne diseases.
Integrated mosquito population management, particularly using biological larvicides, is a highly effective preventive measure that does not affect ecosystems, including flora, fauna, or other insect species.
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