Manipulating mosquito DNA could lead to a world without malaria

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By Cat DiStasioNov 26, 2015, 6:00 am145 pts
Mosquitoes are a pain in the, well, wherever they get you. The little flying insects are known around the world as awful pests, but in some areas, they are feared for their potential to inject you with a disease that could kill you. Malaria kills around a million people each year, mostly children and mostly in…

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