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Palm Beach Gardens spraying for mosquitoes again to prevent Zika
Palm Beach Gardens spraying for mosquitoes again to prevent Zika
Even after the arrival of cooler weather that keeps bugs at bay, Palm Beach Gardens isn't letting its guard down against mosquitoes that could carry the Zika virus.The city will do an additional spraying starting Monday, Nov. 28, and continuing every day until Friday, Dec. 2.The city uses a pesticide called Duet to kill both mosquitoes that are active at night and those that are active during the day.
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Zika virus: Wolbachia mosquitoes may be deployed in Miami's fight against Zika
Zika virus: Wolbachia mosquitoes may be deployed in Miami's fight against Zika
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Miami considers introducing bacteria-INFECTED mosquitoes to fight Zika
Miami considers introducing bacteria-INFECTED mosquitoes to fight Zika
mosquitoes, which don't bite, would mate with females carrying the Zika virusOfficials trying to stop the outbreak of Zika in Miami are exploring the use of mosquitoes infected with bacteria that inhibit the insects' ability to transmit the virus.The approach, called MosquitoMate, involves releasing non-biting male mosquitoes, which seek out and mate with Zika-carrying females.The company behind the plan says that the males effectively find and treat female mosquitoes that bite, blood feed and transmit important diseases, including Zika.
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