21 Nov 2023:
"Project Wolbachia-Singapore To Be Expanded To Five Additional Sites"
8 May 2023: "Project Wolbachia – Singapore Scope Now Covers Over One Million Residents"
15 Jun 2022:
“NEA’s Project Wolbachia-Singapore To Be Expanded To Eight Additional Sites”
5 Jul 2021:"Project Wolbachia – Singapore Suppresses Aedes Aegypti Mosquito Population and Reduces Dengue Cases at Release Sites" 17 Jul 2020:
"Male Wolbachia-Aedes Mosquito Releases To Cover Entire Yishun And Tampines HDB Towns"
06 May 2020:
“NEA Expands Project Wolbachia – Singapore To Dengue High-Risk Areas In Selected Neighbourhoods At Choa Chu Kang And Bukit Batok Towns”
02 Dec 2019:
“New NEA Facility To Boost Production Of Male Wolbachia-Aedes Aegypti Mosquitoes To Benefit More Residents”
07 Oct 2019:
“Successful Study Paves The Way For Doubling The Size Of Male Wolbachia-Aedes Mosquito Release”
30 Jan 2019:
“Project Wolbachia - Singapore Progresses To Phase 3 Field Study At Two Extended Sites in February 2019”
18 Sep 2018:
“Project Wolbachia – Singapore Welcomes New Collaborator For Ongoing Phase 2 Field Study”
07 Jun 2018:
“Singapore Facilitates Collaboration On New Mosquito Suppression Techniques On ASEAN Dengue Day”
26 Feb 2018:
“NEA To Commence Phase Two Wolbachia-Aedes Field Study At Three Sites In April 2018”
08 Dec 2017:
“Objectives Met For Phase 1 Of Wolbachia Field Studies”
08 Feb 2017:
“Wolbachia-Aedes Field Study Yields Valuable Data For Future Suppression Trial”
18 Oct 2016:
“NEA Commences Small-Scale Field Study With Release Of Male Wolbachia-Carrying Aedes Aegypti At Braddell Heights”
27 Aug 2016:
“NEA To Conduct Wolbachia-Aedes Small-Scale Field Study At Three Selected Sites From October 2016”
12 Apr 2016:
“NEA To Conduct Small-Scale Wolbachia Field Study At End-2016”
17 Oct 2014:
“Expert Advisory Panel Supports Use Of Wolbachia Technology For Dengue Control In Singapore”
30 Apr 2018
What is Wolbachia and does it harm humans and animals?
8 Sep 2016
Would the release of male Wolbachia-carrying Aedes aegypti mosquitoes cause an increase in dengue or Zika cases?