Animals
West Nile Threat: Controlling Some Outbreaks is a Double-Edged Sword
A strategy that could help contain some mosquito-borne illnesses has now been discovered to make West Nile virus more prevalent among local swarms - an incredibly important discovery in the midst of growing concerns about this year's outbreaks.
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