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Bed bugs: What to know, how to treat them
(NewsNation) — Bed bugs are hard to see, but they pack a punch when they bite, leaving behind small, itchy marks. They are not known to spread diseases to humans, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but bed bug infestations can be concerning nonetheless, as they often cause discomfort and distress. What do bed bugs look like? Bed bugs are small, flat, reddish-brown insects without wings. Roughly the size of Lincoln's hea…
It is not because they no longer make headlines that they have disappeared. Bed bugs are still present and it is not easy to get rid of them once they have settled in. That is why it is necessary to be careful during your holidays not to bring back these blood suckers. The risk is great while tourists will invest the campsites and hotels in France and Navarre. Indeed, it is only a few seconds before these insects cling to your clothes or lodge i…
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