Death of an Ottawa Resident Linked to Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE): GDG Had Detected the Virus
The City of Ottawa recently confirmed that a resident has passed away after contracting Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE), a virus transmitted by mosquitoes. This virus was detected through analyses conducted by GDG.
Read moreHealth alert: Deadly viruses transmitted by mosquitoes worry authorities
First Human Case of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) Reported in Massachusetts Since 2020: Increased Vigilance Required
Read moreA study carried out in 166 countries demonstrates the economic cost of mosquitoes
Mosquitoes are responsible for the spread of diseases such as dengue fever, malaria, and the Zika virus, resulting in high costs for public health systems and the broader economy.
Read moreSeason for West Nile virus and other mosquito-borne pathogens begins
The peak of nuisance, that is to say, the moment when mosquitoes infringe on the quality of life of humans, through their considerable numbers, was reached around mid- June depending on the region. Depending on future weather and drying conditions, their presence should decrease for the rest of the summer season.
Read moreDiscovery 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.
Read moreGDG ENVIRONNEMENT STARTS ITS OPERATIONS OF BITING INSECT CONTROL
In the coming weeks, a team will begin monitoring breeding sites where mosquito larvae (Culicidae) and/or black flies (Simulidae) develop in participating municipalities.
Read moreRADIO-CANADA INTERVIEW – WHY MOSQUITOES PLAY A NEGLIGIBLE ROLE IN THE FOOD CHAIN
Mosquitoes do not evoke much affection among many humans, but contrary to what many think, they are not very popular as food for animals either.
Read moreWest Nile virus far deadlier than previously though
This mosquito-borne infection could lead to the death of infected people from complications occurring several years after their apparent recovery.
Read moreAppointment – GDG Strengthens its Biological Pest Control Leadership
GDG Environnement, already acknowledged as a leader in biological pest control, has further fortified its scientific team by welcoming Richard Trudel, Ph.D., an experienced entomologist, as a full-time Scientific Advisor and Expert Entomologist.
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