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Malaria Parasite Transmission Can be Stopped Using Gene-Edited Mosquitoes, Research Finds
The recent report explained that gene-edited mosquitos could help prevent and stop the transmission of Malaria, reducing the said mosquito population. Read here.
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The Sky's the Limit: The Latest Technological Innovations Making Air Travel More Convenient and Eco-Friendly
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Amplifying Sustainability: Harmonizing the Music Industry with Mother Earth
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Peru's Bird, Bats Help With Endangered Dry Forest, Cacao Yield
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Midwest, Northeast Weather Forecast: Developing Storm To Unload Rain Helping Improve Poor Air Quality
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