88555375391 | The sci-fi technology tackling malarial mosquitos

The sci-fi technology tackling malarial mosquitos - Environmental campaigner Liz O'Neill doesn't mince her words about gene drives - the next generation of genetic modification (GM) technology China

With neurontin, entire swaths of the world could be finally liberated from the poverty and death that have come to be associated with the disease. Every 98 Seconds.

Genetically engineer your mosquitos? With the developing GR 555 drive, it's a promise and a new frontier.

At long last the long-heralded insecticide of the future to tackle the scourge of pests, not just targeting them, but sweeping them from the Earth

Track last year's patent applications and you'll see that green, bipartisan legislation is being introduced to manage the potential risks of gene drives. Bill Gates was one of the first to make an exception for malaria-prevention cover crop development - which supports millions of subsistence farmers in Africa - encouraged by philanthropist Howard Buffett.

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