As temperatures begin to cool, and summer and mosquitoes head into hibernation; bed bugs, insects, and rodents are looking for warm places to move in for the winter. Recent reports show that bed bug infestations continue to rise across the country, while rodents and cockroaches in homes and schools, can trigger or worsen asthma attacks.
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Gail Getty, Researcher for University of California at Berkeley
Visit savantmd.com formore health tips and videos or follow us on http Bed bug infestations used to be a common problem in the United States up until the 1950's but after the introduction of strong pesticides. However, when DDT was banned in the 1970's bed bugs started to make a comeback and now there is a rise in the number of cases being reported in many large cities including New York, Philadelphia, and, to a lesser degree, San Francisco. The first, and probably most important, thing to know is that bed bugs are not known to transmit any human diseases and as such are more a nuisance than a health hazard
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After a string of bedbug infestations that have affected everyone from customers at Niketown in Manhattan to a group of Duxbury middle school students who went camping in New Hampshire, many are wondering how they can avoid the little, blood-sucking bugs.
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Outsmarting Bedbugs At Home And Away
On November 1, 2010, Dana K9 Scent Detection, one of the forerunners of canine bed bug scent detection, was joined to perform an educational seminar with top industry professionals including Safe Green Solution, an expert on performing heat treatments; Dr. Louis N. Sorkin, BCE Entomologist, Arachnologist and bed bug specialist seen often in the news; Univar USA, distributor of chemical products; Bug 'N' Scrub, treatment preparation company; and Bargoose Home Textiles, creators of mattress encasements
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Sleep tight, don't let the bed bugs bite! REALLY! Bed bugs are for real and they are on the rise. Learn where to look, how to recognize them and what to do if you find them.
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