'D Day' Against Aedes aegypti Mobilizes 54 Municipalities in Northern MG This Saturday (28)
'D Day' is a public initiative aimed at combating the Aedes aegypti mosquito, involving 54 municipalities in Northern Minas Gerais.
Keeping an Eye on Dengue: How to Protect Yourself During the Rainy Season
The article discusses the increased risk of dengue due to rising temperatures and humidity in Brazil during the rainy season and provides practical tips for prevention.
D Day against dengue: EPTV's campaign mobilizes 98 cities in Sul de Minas this Saturday
The 'D Day' of the 9th Regional Campaign Against Aedes aegypti will occur on Saturday, engaging 98 cities in the Sul de Minas region to combat mosquito breeding grounds.
Students 'trim the mosquito' in class. Teachers helpless
Polish teachers are facing challenges in discipline due to stringent regulations protecting students' rights.
Residents of São José dos Campos report mosquito infestation and concern over dengue
Residents in São José dos Campos are worried about an increase in mosquitoes as concerns grow over the spread of dengue.
City Hall installs traps against the dengue mosquito
The city of São José dos Campos is implementing new traps to monitor the presence of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in order to improve dengue prevention efforts.
Trap against the dengue mosquito: see how the mapping of cases works in São José dos Campos
In São José dos Campos, health agents are employing a method of using ovitraps to map and combat the spread of the dengue mosquito, Aedes aegypti.
New study: The mosquito virus could reach Northern Europe
A new study suggests that the chikungunya virus, historically transmitted by mosquitoes in tropical regions, may soon reach Northern Europe.
Unusual, but real: the mosquito that closed the border between Mendoza and Chile for 24 hours
A mosquito of the Aedes aegypti species, known to transmit dengue, led to the closure of the Mendoza-Chile border for 24 hours for disinfection purposes.
The feared tropical disease is spreading towards Finland – Researchers: "It is only a matter of time"
Researchers warn that the chikungunya virus could spread to Finland due to climate change and the proliferation of the Asian tiger mosquito.
A dangerous infection threatens most of Europe due to climate change
Chikungunya fever, a tropical infection causing severe joint pain, may spread across much of Europe due to its mosquito carriers, impacted by rising temperatures from climate change.
Chikungunya virus: Climate crisis and mosquitoes bring it to Europe and Greece
The climate crisis is creating conditions for the transmission of chikungunya disease for more than six months a year in southern European countries, including Greece.
Santos eliminates 345 dengue breeding sites in community efforts and finds nearly 500 closed properties
Santos has successfully eliminated over 300 dengue breeding sites through community initiatives while discovering many closed properties in need of inspection.
Without maintenance, Limeira cemetery has tall grass among graves, garbage accumulation, and dengue breeding grounds
The Parque Cemetery in Limeira, Brazil, suffers from neglect, with overgrown grass, trash, and mosquito breeding sites, prompting complaints from visitors and families of the deceased.
Interior city of SP installs 90 boxes with 'good' Aedes aegypti to curb the advance of dengue; understand the technology
The city of Tatuí in São Paulo has installed 90 boxes designed to reduce the population of the dengue-carrying Aedes aegypti mosquito through a biological solution.
City Hall intensifies actions against dengue during the heat and rain period
The city government in Brazil is ramping up efforts to combat the Aedes aegypti mosquito as high temperatures and increased rainfall raise the risk of dengue, zika, and chikungunya outbreaks.
Americana confirms first death from dengue in 2026
Americana, Brazil, has reported its first dengue death of 2026 involving a 56-year-old man with hypertension.
Health Department of Santarém confirms 3 deaths due to dengue in the municipality; 8 people are hospitalized
The Health Department of Santarém confirms three deaths from dengue and reports that 150 cases have been registered in the municipality.
PAHO warns of the spread of chikungunya cases in the American continent
The Pan American Health Organization has issued a warning about the rise of chikungunya cases in the Americas, particularly due to the presence of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes and extreme temperatures.
Water spout leaves eight people stranded on the banks of the Mosquito River in Serranópolis de Minas
Eight people were rescued by firefighters after being stranded on the banks of the Mosquito River in Serranópolis de Minas when a water spout surprised them.
Gates Foundation denies claims it’s behind mosquito surge in Kenya
The Gates Foundation denies social media claims that it is responsible for a surge in mosquitoes in Kenya, clarifying their role in local health support and emphasizing compliance with national laws.
Urgent alert for a dangerous virus in a luxury tourist destination: warnings about sudden fever and severe joint pain
An urgent health alert has been issued regarding a dangerous virus outbreak in a luxury tourist destination, warning travelers of sudden fever and severe joint pain associated with chikungunya.
Are Electric Repellents Effective? Understand the Differences Between Models
The article explores the effectiveness of various types of electric mosquito repellents, highlighting that not all models are equally reliable.
Report points out failures and loss of R$ 4.5 million in the purchase of 'Aedes do Bem' kits by the City Hall of Rio Branco
A report by the Brazilian federal audit agency highlights a loss of R$ 4.5 million in public funds due to the improper purchase of mosquito kits intended to combat dengue fever.
Larvae infestation of Aedes decreases, but Jacareí remains on alert for dengue after first death of 2026
Jacareí is still on alert for dengue despite a decrease in Aedes mosquito larvae infestation rates, following the city's report of its first dengue-related death of the year 2026.
Dengue mosquito larval index drops by 45% in São José; see the infestation level in each neighborhood
A recent survey in São José dos Campos reported a 45% decrease in the larval index of the dengue mosquito Aedes aegypti, indicating improved control measures against the insect.
Ecuador launches sterile mosquito biofactory against dengue
Ecuador has inaugurated a Sterile Mosquito Production Biofactory aimed at mass breeding the Aedes aegypti mosquito to help control diseases such as dengue, zika, chikungunya, and yellow fever.
Brothers Chico and Mario Adnet strengthen partnership in 'Falso Antigo', album to be released in March featuring the voices of Roberta Sá, Mosquito, and Pedro Miranda
Brothers Chico and Mario Adnet are releasing their collaborative album 'Falso Antigo' in March, which includes contributions from Roberta Sá, Mosquito, and Pedro Miranda.
Traps help map the infestation of Aedes aegypti
The Health Department of Tupã has started installing traps to monitor the presence of the Aedes aegypti mosquito in the municipality.
It's cold indeed, but thick snow favors mosquitoes and protects pests
Despite one of the coldest Januarys in 25 years, thick snow is likely to protect mosquitoes and pests this winter, according to entomologist Urmas Tartes, who notes that the summer mosquito population will depend on the coming months.
Insects: The One-Sided Love of Mosquitoes for Humans
A recent study reveals that various mosquito species preferentially bite humans over other options, highlighting a one-sided affection that mosquitoes have for people.
‘Culex molestus’: what the species of mosquito in the London Underground says about us
The article discusses how humans influence the evolution of species, using the example of the mosquito ‘Culex pipiens molestus’ found in the London Underground.
Mosquitoes and climate change: Why they stay longer, spread faster, and increase public health risks
The rising temperatures and mild winters extend mosquito activity even into colder months, raising concerns among specialists about certain species.