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How could gene drive-modified mosquitoes be integrated into national disease control programs?

What might be the potential benefits associated with using gene drive technologies as public health tools?

What need might gene drive-modified mosquitoes address that more conventional vector control cannot?

Why use gene drive systems instead of other genetic biocontrol techniques?

How could gene drive-modified mosquitoes prevent disease transmission?

Are vaccines sufficient to solve the problems of mosquito-borne diseases like malaria and dengue?

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