The presence of West Nile Virus has been confirmed in Marion County following a routine mosquito trapping and testing. The ...

With mosquitoes, chiggers and no-see-ums out and biting people this summer, here's how to tell the difference between the ...

The very first thing you want to do after you get bit is wash the bite out with soap and water. This will help remove bacteria near the bite that could cause an infection. A mosquito bite is ...

Applying DEET or picaridin-based mosquito repellents to exposed skin on hands, arms, and legs can significantly reduce the risk of bites. Be sure to reapply as directed, especially if you are ...

Mosquito repellents, in stick or wipe form, help keep mosquitoes away and protect you.

Dr. Straub says mosquito bites look and feel similar to bites from gnats and biting flies, and the treatment is the same – use a cold compress and don’t scratch.

When going outside, use repellents containing DEET, picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus. These scents are effective against mosquitoes. Citronella and other mosquito-repellent candles repel ...

Nearly invisible pests that plague Floridians every summer are accurately called “no-see-ums,” but are also known as “biting ...

Keep a record of when bites appear, where they're located on your body, and any accompanying symptoms to help identify patterns. Take photos of the bites to track their development and healing ...

A bite from a no-see-um is often slightly more painful than a mosquito bite, but the two bites look incredibly similar. A telltale sign that your bites are no-see-ums and not mosquitoes is if they ...