fighting disease by breeding mosquitoes

Read about how the mosquito breeding programme works: www.bmj.com/content/383/bmj.p...
Mosquitoes infected with bacteria are becoming a cost-effective way to stop some of the greatest disease threats in the world, including dengue, chikungunya, and Zika viruses. Mun-Keat Looi visits one site in Medellin, Colombia, where these insects are “made”, and then released into the city.

[@kreculjkreculj]

Gee, what could go wrong ...

[@TheFreedomBay]

Gotta trust the science🤡🐑

[@killpop8255]

What are you thinking could go wrong?

[@TheFreedomBay]

@@killpop8255 How could anyone know, there are endless possibilities which is kind of the point. Then there is human intentions and agendas to add to it. Yeah yeah, no human would use such tech nefariously, that would be a conspiracy theory and you are normal, not that. So you know that the elitists conspired in all of history and all of civilizations but obviously not in this day and age. Today we are smart and trust the science right? Never mind trust(belief) and science are polar opposites in one 3 worded sentence; as I said we are to smart and normal in this age.

[@justine3769]

0:34 look how dirty the roads are. A sanitation policy would probably be more efficient, safer & cheaper. But I guess that wouldn't make money for Bill Gates and co.

[@albertrstygerparkin]

You guys should stick to the little you do know, and leave the grown up stuff to posers. Not that you are, but factual reporting, is not your forte.