https://naturalnews.com/2022-11-08-california-state-legislators-oppose-release-gmo-mosquitoes.html
News of this planned release of genetically modified mosquitoes comes as more reports pop up all over the state that the Aedesaegypti mosquito, a dangerous and invasive mosquito species, has been spotted in different parts of the state. Aedesaegypti, colloquially called the yellow fever mosquito, is known for carrying diseases like Zika, dengue, chikungunya and yellow fever. "...
https://naturalnews.com/048680_biotech_mosquitoes_Florida_Keys_GMOs.html
To remedy the situation, British biotech firm Oxitec has patented a method of mutating Aedesaegypti with coral, cabbage, and elements of the E. coli bacteria and herpes simplex virus genes.(1) Translation: They've created a genetically-modified mosquito. ... Both diseases can be spread by Aedesaegypti.(1) Interestingly, both diseases are rare in the United States. "...
https://naturalnews.com/052900_Zika_sexual_transmission_Florida.html
They were found in people who had recently traveled in tropical regions, and were most likely infected by the bite of the Aedesaegypti mosquito. ... However, the Aedesaegypti mosquito does live in the south-eastern U.S. , and might cause small outbreaks as the weather warms. "...
https://naturalnews.com/054917_zika_GMO_mosquitoes.html
The project, which is being led by Oxitec, a biotechnology firm focusing on insect control, calls for releasing thousands of GM male Aedesaegypti mosquitoes. ... Those particular Aedesaegypti mosquitoes were engineered to pass on a gene that caused the vast majority of offspring to die before they matured. "...
https://naturalnews.com/031162_Malaysia_mosquitos.html
Scientists programmed the 6,000 genetically-modified (GM) Aedesaegypti male mosquitoes in such a way that when they breed with females, the offspring will die early and thus reduce their overall population. Only Aedesaegypti female mosquitoes are able to spread dengue fever, according to reports, so officials saw no problem with allowing the modified males to be released in an attempt to help reduce the mosquitoes' overall population. "...
https://naturalnews.com/2018-12-21-chrysanthemums-natural-deterrent-yellow-fever-mosquito.html
In this study, which was published in The Brazilian Journal of Pharmacognosy, they revealed that chrysanthemums (Dendranthema grandiflorum) are effective against the yellow fever mosquito (Aedesaegypti). - The yellow fever mosquito is a carrier of various disease-causing viruses such as the ones responsible for dengue, a temporarily disabling and potentially fatal disease. - One of the ways through which transmission of this disease can be prevented is by practicing pest control....
https://naturalnews.com/044024_GM_mosquitoes_risk_assessment_Oxitec.html
Because most of the offspring die before adulthood, this is intended to reduce the wild population of Aedesaegypti mosquitoes , which carry the tropical disease dengue fever. ... "Aedesaegypti mosquitoes are part of a complex system which includes other mosquito species, the viruses they carry, and the humans that they bite," Wallace said. "...
https://naturalnews.com/054940_Zika_genetically_modified_mosquitoes.html
The lab-bred GM Aedesaegypti mosquitoes, according to Oxitec – the biotech company that breeds them – are genetically programed to mate with wild females and transfer a gene that is fatal to any offspring. But critics of the technique say too little is known about the potential for long-term environmental damage, as well as how humans will react to the injection of the gene if they are bitten by a GM Aedesaegypti mosquito. "...
https://naturalnews.com/045997_GM_mosquitoes_dengue_fever_state_of_emergency.html
They are all males of the species Aedesaegypti, the only variety of mosquito that transmits the disease dengue fever. ... Convinced by Oxitec's claims that field trials had shown an 81 to 100 percent reduction in Aedesaegypti numbers, the Brazilian regulatory agency Comissao Tecnica Nacional de Biosseguranca (CTNBio) recently approved weekly releases of the GM mosquitoes in the city of Jacobina, where the trials took place. "...
https://naturalnews.com/049426_GM_mosquitoes_dengue_fever_Oxitec.html
In fact, the risks were found to be so great that the plan was halted altogether; health officials expressed strong disinterest in pursuing the GM mosquito project after they found that these trials would ultimately be ineffective.(1) Releasing male GM Aedesaegypti mosquitoes into the wild with the hopes that they would mate and produce offspring that would die before adulthood - and therefore prevent the spread of dengue - were found to carry risks on health, financial and environmental ...
https://naturalnews.com/054952_Zika_profit_potential_corporate_agendas.html
The mosquitoes are genetically modified to contain a "self-limiting" gene that prevents the Aedesaegypti species from producing offspring. ... Oxitec said that the insects would decrease up to 80 percent of Aedesaegypti species. "...
https://naturalnews.com/2022-09-13-colombian-mosquito-factory-breeds-bacteria-infected-mosquitoes.html
The Wolbachia bacteria, which is existing in 50 percent of all insect species on Earth, affects mosquito reproduction, specifically the African mosquito species Aedesaegypti. ... The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) explained the use of Wolbachia, saying the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) “has registered mosquitoes with Wolbachia to evaluate how effective they are in reducing numbers of Ae. aegypti mosquitoes, not other types of mosquitoes.” "...
https://naturalnews.com/055030_zika_mosquitoes_biological_weapon.html
Sarah Laskow from Atlas Obscura tells the hidden story of Zika in a new investigative report, uncovering a little-known plot by the American military to use Aedesaegypti mosquitos, the main carriers of Zika, during the McCarthy-era "Red Scare." ... Experiments that were previously hidden involved raising hundreds of thousands of A. aegypti mosquitos for the purpose of studying their spread. "...
https://naturalnews.com/046656_GM_mosquitoes_dengue_fever_Brazil.html
"The large-scale release of OX513A, altering the reproductive performance of the Aedesaegypti, can trigger a population explosion of other vectors, with implications for adaptive dengue virus mechanisms in epidemiological terms and consequences for public health," pointed out several CTNBio members opposed to OX513's approval in a recent paper to the commission. "[T]he almost complete [suppression] of local populations of A. aegypti by the OX513A will possibly cause migration ...
https://naturalnews.com/2018-11-02-pomelos-found-to-be-a-great-natural-insecticide.html
In their study, published in the Indian Journal of Natural Products and Sciences, they identified the pomelo fruit (C. grandis) to have toxic effect against the dengue vector Aedesaegypti, making it a . ... It’s a disease spread by a vector, in this case, A. aegypti — a mosquito common in the Western hemisphere. "...
https://naturalnews.com/034943_genetically_modified_mosquitoes_Florida_disease.html
In an effort to help eradicate dengue fever and the mosquitos that spread it, the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District (FKMCD) is seeking federal and state approval to release hundreds of thousands of genetically-modified (GM) mosquitos designed to kill off the natural Aedesaegypti variety of the fly throughout Key West, Florida. "...
https://naturalnews.com/052702_Zika_virus_CDC_alert_pregnant_women.html
For approximately two hours after the sun rises and several hours before it sets, the Aedesaegypti mosquitoes are out lurking, looking for blood to feed on or a pool of stagnant water to reproduce in. The Aedes mosquitoes are the infamous vectors of three nasty viral infections: dengue fever, chikungunya and yellow fever. "...
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