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Are bedbugs are back? Yes, and stronger than ever – Deseret News

The insects, which infest anything from houses and hotels to buses, have a new species headed north

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Are bedbugs are back? Yes, and stronger than ever

The insects, which infest anything from houses and hotels to buses, have a new species headed north.

United statesStephen doggettUniversity of kentuckyUs environmental protection agencyPest control technologyDepartment of medical entomology at westmead hospitalUniversity of californiaNorthern hemispherePest controlMedical entomologyWestmead hospitalKnowable magazineProtection agency

New UF/IFAS Pest Management Hub to Address Florida s Buggiest Problems

New UF/IFAS Pest Management Hub to Address Florida s Buggiest Problems
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Mosquitoes back with a vengeance after evading summer scorcher | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

The refreshing autumn breeze now blowing most days is a welcome respite after the hottest September on record. And yet, it comes at a price.

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The mosquito: Summer s unwelcome little bloodsucker

An outbreak of dengue in Yoyogi Park nine years ago could be a sign of things to come if the wrong mosquito makes it into Japan.

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