Lisbon Uses Sterile Insects to Fight Dengue

In Lisbon, Portugal, scientists have released 30,000 sterile male mosquitoes to help reduce the population of a mosquito species that can spread diseases like dengue fever. This innovative approach aims to control the mosquito population without using harmful chemicals. It's an exciting step in protecting public health and shows how science can help solve problems.

Based on reporting from The Optimist Daily. Read the original story →