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Backyard mosquito control programs in affluent United States neighborhoods are linked to the rise of insecticide-resistant insect populations.
Tick populations and related disease concerns are rising, prompting health officials to issue guidance on prevention and removal methods.
Heatwave mosquitoes are driving a surge in bite prevention tips—from natural sprays to backyard control.
A new industry report identifies Chicago as the leading US city for bedbug activity, highlighting rising concerns across multiple metropolitan areas.
A biotechnology initiative is releasing 600,000 mosquitoes infected with Wolbachia bacteria across the Washington, D.C. region to control pest populations.
Researchers identify genetic mutations in mice and rats across New York and New Jersey, leading to increased resistance against conventional poisons.
Public health concerns are driving a surge in guidance on tick prevention and backyard safety measures.