Gene-edited mosquitoes could help prevent malaria transmission without eliminating the insects, but significant risks remain. Small, controlled releases could help test the approach while monitoring its effects, writes the Editorial Board. (Source: Bloomberg)
Gene-edited mosquitoes could help prevent malaria transmission without eliminating the insects, but significant risks remain. Small, controlled releases could help test the approach while monitoring its effects, writes the Editorial Board. (Source: Bloomberg)
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