
Keywords: World Health Organization
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WHO Releases a Position Statement on Genetically Modified Mosquitoes for the Control of Vector-Borne DiseasesE. R. Fletcher, Health Policy Watch, 2020.![]() WHO announced their support for the continued investigation into genetically modified mosquitoes as an alternative to existing interventions to reduce or prevent vector-borne diseases. Keywords: gene drive synthetic, genetic biocontrol, guidance, mosquito, policy, recommendations, regulation, safety, WHO, World Health Organization |
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Ethics and vector-borne diseasesWHO, WHO Guidance, 2020.![]() The guidance was developed by an international group of experts in vector control, infectious disease ethics, maternal and child health, ecology and climate change, research and vaccine development, and public health communication. It examines a broad range of ethical ... Keywords: gene drive synthetic, genetic biocontrol, guidance, mosquito, policy, recommendations, regulation, safety, WHO, World Health Organization |
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Evaluation of genetically modified mosquitoes for the control of vector-borne diseasesGlobal Malaria Programme, WHO - Position Statement, 2020.![]() In the spirit of fostering innovation, WHO takes the position that all potentially beneficial new technologies, including GMMs, should be investigated to determine whether they could be useful in the continued fight against diseases of public health concern. Such research should ... Keywords: gene drive synthetic, genetic biocontrol, guidance, mosquito, policy, recommendations, regulation, safety, WHO, World Health Organization |

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