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Rising issue - Over 5,000 dengue cases and seven deaths in first quarter of 2024 in Singapore

Rising issue - Over 5,000 dengue cases and seven deaths in first quarter of 2024 in Singapore
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Research projects to study impact of climate change on diseases in Singapore

A heat warning system could help manage the impact of heatwaves on chronic diseases, say researchers. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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No health risks from Project Wolbachia mosquitoes, says NEA

No health risks from Project Wolbachia mosquitoes, says NEA
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Wolbachia mosquitoes released at Clementi site as part of project expansion to fight dengue

Wolbachia mosquitoes will be released at five sites by the first quarter of 2024, covering 480,000 households.

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Project Wolbachia expands to five more areas to reduce Aedes mosquito population, dengue risk

This expansion will see the initiative cover 130,000 more households in the first quarter of 2024. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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