Mosquitoes spread some of the world’s deadliest diseases. Now researchers are testing whether they could be turned into vaccine delivery systems for wild bats.
For #WorldMosquitoDay, explore how “flying vaccines” could deliver protection against diseases like rabies and Nipah: bit.ly/4gH8MjV Apac, in northern Uganda, is known for having the highest rate of mosquito bites in the world.
But there's good news for #WorldMosquitoDay : early indicators suggest that the new malaria vaccine is blunting the severity of the malaria infections the mosquitoes are spreading: bit.ly/4vXmovP 
On this World Mosquito Day, the takeaway is clear:
Sustained investments in malaria prevention, treatment, and stronger health systems save lives and bring us closer to a future where a mosquito bite is no longer a deadly threat.
#WorldMosquitoDay #EndMalaria Could Microsporidia MB offer a new approach to #malaria control?
In our latest blog, our #WorldMosquitoDay webinar speaker Dr. Tullu Bukhari of icipe shares where the research stands and what could come next.
Learn more: www.malarianomore.org/story/malari... Can we outsmart the world’s deadliest animal? 🦟
Join us this #WorldMosquitoDay as we explore the science, innovation, & collaboration needed to accelerate progress against #malaria.
🗓️ August 20 | 9am EDT
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