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    VECTOR RESEARCH GROUP
    @vectorresearchg
    Aug 18
    World Mosquito Day 2026 Webinar Date: Wednesday, 19th August 2026 Time: 3:00 PM GMT Featured Speakers: ● Prof. Kingsley Badu ● Dr. Noah H. Rose ● Dr. Hilarius A.K. Abiwu Register :lnkd.in/dxTCPaVR #worldmosquitoday26 #vectors #noguchi
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    VECTOR RESEARCH GROUP
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    Aug 6
    Not all mosquitoes are the same! Male: Feathery antennae, feed on nectar, don't bite people. Female: Less feathery antennae, need a blood meal to develop eggs, and are the ones that bite. Next time you see a mosquito, look closely,you might be able to tell the difference!
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    VECTOR RESEARCH GROUP
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    Aug 2
    August is Mosquito Awareness Month! 🦟 We're excited to bring you a month full of engaging content on mosquitoes-from fascinating facts and disease prevention to vector surveillance, research insights, and control strategies. Stay tuned. You won't want to miss what's coming.
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    VECTOR RESEARCH GROUP
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    Jul 30
    Research suggests that people with blood type O may attract mosquitoes more than others. However, factors such as body odor, carbon dioxide, body heat, and sweat also play a major role in mosquito attraction.
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    VECTOR RESEARCH GROUP
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    Jul 23
    Dr. Jewelna Akorli research examines the microbial communities inside the mosquito midgut and their potential to block parasites before they can be transmitted. Discover her journey by scanning the QR CODE #Vectorresearchgroup #mozibiome #microbiota #vector
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