World Mosquito Program
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"While I am releasing the mosquitoes, I feel as if I am saving lives."

Lúcia Jordan releases #Wolbachia mosquitoes in Joinville, Brazil.

After contracting #dengue herself, she joined our wolbachia method project. Her work has helped reduce 86 dengue deaths to zero.

Read her story 👇
Fighting Dengue: Lúcia's Wolbachia Mission|World Mosquito Program
Meet Lúcia Jordan, an endemic control agent releasing Wolbachia mosquitoes in Joinville, Brazil. Discover how our Wolbachia method has reduced dengue deaths to zero and is protecting 75% of the city's...
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Most mosquitoes stay under 7.6m, but some climb to 2,400m!

Our Wolbachia method is proving effective in diverse project sites, from Australia to the Aburrá Valley. Real results from working with nature.

re:define prevention 🌍

#funfactfriday #wolbachia #redefinepossible #dengue
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World Mosquito Day is important. Keep learning at your local public library! #worldmosquitoday @worldmosquitoprogram.org
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As we wrap up the week, it's time to discuss our results:

👉1M dengue cases prevented,
👉70K hospitalisations avoided,
👉$331M healthcare savings,
👉13M+ people protected.

It's now time to re:invest in proven solutions.

#PublicHealth #RedefinePossible
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📈 From one lab to the world's largest mosquito facility.

Brazil biofactory: 5 billion Wolbachia mosquitoes annually, 200 million people protected.

Re:scaling disease prevention.

#worldmosquitoday #redefinepossible

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🌍 Happy World Mosquito Day!

Meet the people behind our #Wolbachia method - scientists re:imagining a world without mosquito-borne diseases.

A dengue-free world isn't just possible - it's inevitable.

#WorldMosquitoDay #RedefinePossible
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This is actually mind-blowing when you think about it 🤯

"We take bacteria from one bug, put it in another bug, and solve dengue fever"

From lab breakthrough to community protection - now THAT'S redefining possible!

#RedefinePossible #dengue #WorldMosquitoDay #Wolbachia

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📆Yesterday: our new look
📆Today: what we stand for

We re:define disease prevention entirely.

Our Wolbachia method: One application, long-term protection.👐

Tomorrow is World Mosquito Day! 🌍

#WorldMosquitoDay #RedefinePossible
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Our CFO said it best 💯

"Redefining possible means making mosquitoes life savers instead of life takers"

Working with governments to help communities become dengue-free. That's leadership in action! 🤝

#RedefinePossible #WorldMosquitoDay
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🔬 Today marks an exciting moment for the World Mosquito Program.

Marketing Director Cameron Watson explains our refreshed brand identity and what this transformation means for our mission.

We're re:discovering what's possible.

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We're unveiling our refreshed brand identity!
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🔬 Something big is coming this World Mosquito Day week...

August 20th marks #WorldMosquitoDay, and this year we're doing something different. Join us as we reveal how we're continuing to redefine what's possible.

Save the date. The transformation begins Monday.

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🌍 Timor-Leste becomes our 15th country! We've launched Wolbachia mosquito releases in Dili today.

After facing 5,600 dengue cases and 58 deaths in 2022, this natural solution offers sustainable hope. Strong community support makes all the difference.

#Wolbachia #PublicHealth
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Did you know male mosquitoes are vegetarians? They stick to fruit & plant nectar!

Only females bite for blood - they need those nutrients for their eggs. Our Wolbachia method works with this natural biology to protect communities from dengue! 🌱

#FunFactFriday
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Indonesia shows what happens when innovation meets systematic implementation

At this year's Asia Dengue Summit, Prof Riris Andono Ahmad shared results: 84.5% dengue reduction, #Wolbachia established in 4 cities across diverse districts.

Evidence-based policy delivers transformation.