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     • “It seems as though the mosquitoes are winning,” Eric Ochomo, a mosquito-fighting scientist in Kenya, told Stephanie. One problem, many experts believe, is that the World Health Organization and other regulators are slow to approve new insecticides and other preventive measures.
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   • For decades, the world seemed to be winning the war against mosquitoes and reducing the spread of the deadly diseases they carry. However, progress has not only stalled, it has reversed in the past few years. Stephanie Nolen, who covers global health for The Times, explains how the mosquito has once again gained the upper hand in the fight.

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   Oct 5, 2023 · For decades, the world seemed to be winning the war against mosquitoes and tamping down the deadly diseases they carried. But in the past few years, progress has not only stalled, it has reversed.

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    Oct 5, 2023 · For decades, the world seemed to be winning the war against mosquitoes and tamping down the deadly diseases they carried. But in the past few years, progress has not only stalled, it has reversed. Stephanie Nolen, who covers global health for The Times, explains how the mosquito has once again gained the upper hand in the fight.