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Aedes aegypti is known as a daytime biter. Description: Adults are approximately 0.15 to 0.25 in. with white scales on the thorax (top-side) that resemble a violin. Tarsal segments of... Read more»

The EPA approved an experimental plan to reduce mosquito populations in Florida and Texas using genetically engineered yellow fever mosquitoes. Read more»

On Jan. 5 the U.S. Navy received a 20-year U.S. patent for a method that is essentially designed to "feed the bad bugs metal so they stick to a magnet." Read more»

Transfluthrin, an active ingredient already registered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, is showing promise against mosquito-borne diseases. Read more»

Researchers are putting even more effort in a project to keep hospitals free from mosquito-borne disease cases during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more»

Mosquito management services add value for customers and improve PMPs’ bottom lines while protecting public health along the way. Read more»

Pest Management Professional is kicking off the new year with a mosquito management survey. If you offer mosquito control, please tell us about the service. Read more»

The federal government is taking a couple of steps to address the threat mosquitoes pose. The Vector-Borne Disease Network is working with policymakers to help reduce the risk of the... Read more»

Pest management professionals (PMPs) are stewards of public health, especially when it comes to mosquito control. They protect the public from mosquito-borne viruses and diseases, including the Zika virus, West... Read more»

The Vector-Borne Disease Network will advise and support federal policymakers in confronting diseases spread by insects and related arthropods. Read more»