US EditionDeadly dengue fever impacts climate-hit Bangladesh coast
- Research led by Stanford University found that mosquito biodiversity thrives in natural habitats in Costa Rica, making it harder for invasive species like those carrying dengue fever to spread.
- The Department of Health in the Philippines reported a 59% increase in dengue cases from January to June 2025, with 23,000 cases and 470 deaths.
- Health Secretary Teodoro Herbosa stated that dengue cases will continue to rise unless mosquito breeding grounds are properly controlled.
- The study emphasizes that invasive species are the No. 2 cause of extinctions globally, only behind habitat loss, as noted by Leave No Trace.
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Researchers issue PSA after uncovering link to serious diseases spread by insects: 'It may sound counterintuitive'
To slow the spread of invasive, disease-spreading mosquitoes, we should create more mosquito-friendly habitats. Researchers working in Costa Rica reached this startling conclusion after studying the biodiversity of mosquitoes and the spread of an invasive species carrying dengue fever, according to a study published in Landscape Ecology. "It may sound counterintuitive to suggest that we should protect habitat for mosquitoes," said Johannah Farne…
Bangladesh's new dengue outbreak: The mosquito-propagated fever epidemic has reappeared in hospitals in the coastal districts of Bangladesh. As global warming profoundly changes the global weather, experts blame this brutal resurgence of the virus for the lack of drinking water in the regions.
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