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How City Life Is Fueling the Dengue Mosquito Surge
As urban areas continue to expand, nature often gets pushed aside. Trees are cut down, rivers and waterways are paved over, and the...

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1 day ago


Can you get dengue more than once? The answer might surprise you.
It’s a common misconception that once you've had dengue, you’re immune for life. The truth is, you can get dengue more than once, and the...

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May 7


Worried About Dengue After a Mosquito Bite? Here’s What You Need to Know
It’s a common and understandable concern — you spot a black mosquito with white stripes (yep, just like Aedes aegypti, the dengue...

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Apr 28


5 Things You Didn’t Know About the Dengue MosquitoÂ
The Aedes aegypti  mosquito is notorious for spreading diseases such as dengue, Zika, chikungunya, and oropouche. But there’s more to...

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Apr 15


The Mosquito Problem in Urban Areas: How They Spread Disease & What You Can Do
Mosquitoes, particularly Aedes aegypti  and Aedes albopictus , are among the most problematic pests in U.S. cities. These mosquitoes are...

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Apr 9


Urban Pests: What You Need to Know and How to Keep Them Away
From cockroaches and rats to mosquitoes and ants, urban pests are more than just a nuisance—they can pose serious risks to health,...

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Apr 3


Innovative Mosquito Control Solutions: Beyond Sprays and Repellents
When it comes to mosquitoes, most of us reach for sprays, repellents, and maybe a citronella candle or two. But while these methods might...

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Oct 18, 2024


Mosquito-Borne Diseases: Not Just a Global Problem – Reduce Your Risk at Home
Think of the most dangerous creature on the planet. What comes to mind? Sharks, hippos, lions, or perhaps bears? While these animals are...

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Oct 18, 2024


Why Is Mosquito Control So Important?
There’s a reason why hearing the buzz of a mosquito near your ear sends a shiver down your spine. You know the sound well…if we pause,...

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Oct 18, 2024
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