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Your smell might be why mosquitoes bite you more than others, study

Your smell might be why mosquitoes bite you more than others, study
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Why do mosquitoes bite me more than others?

A study published Tuesday finds that people who are “mosquito magnets” have high levels of certain chemicals on the skin that are tied to odor.

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Why your smell could make you a mosquito magnet

Why your smell could make you a mosquito magnet
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Are you a mosquito magnet? It could be your smell - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

A new study finds that some people really are “mosquito magnets” and it probably has to do with the way they smell. The researchers found that people who are most attractive to mosquitoes produce a lot of certain chemicals on their skin that are tied to smell. And bad news for mosquito magnets: The bloodsuckers…

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Chemical attraction: some people really are mosquito magnets , study finds | Medical research

Researchers discover some humans produce certain chemicals tied to smell that mosquitoes find attractive

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