As the weather warms and you spend more time outdoors, be mindful about safety and hygiene.
Until the first hard frost, avoiding mosquito bites will reduce the risk of exposure to Eastern equine encephalitis.
Scientists have devised a bacteria that can interfere with mosquito reproduction, which may help cut down on the insect's population.
If you want a safe summer for your family, take ample steps to protect against the winged bloodsuckers and the dangerous diseases they carry.
Without early treatment, Chagas disease can cause heart failure.
Several factors—including economics, climate and population—are all likely contributors, experts say.
DNA-linked body odor may determine whether you're mosquito bait.
