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The cold snap finally killed off all the mosquitoes, but for how long? (via myrtlebeachonline)

Winter Storm Grayson finally killed off Grand Strand mosquitoes. But if this warming trend continues, we’ll start Seeing the bugs early spring. Source: myrtlebeachonline

Not All Ticks Are Gone Yet In Western Pennsylvania (via r20.rs6.net)

Ticks were a big problem over the summer especially in Western Pennsylvania, but if you thought the cold weather killed them off — think again. Source: r20.rs6.net

Light pollution may promote the spread of West Nile virus (via Science | AAAS)

Birds exposed to dim light at night remain infectious longer, increasing the risk to wildlife and humans Source: Science | AAAS

Burning spider causes apartment fire (via wbir.com)

Burning spider causes apartment fire Source: wbir.com

Is Cold Weather Ticking off Ticks? (via Scott Fleishman)

Entomologists say the extreme cold weather probably won’t decrease the tick population Source: Scott Fleishman

What happened to Zika? Missouri stops testing most pregnant women as threat drops (via stltoday.com)

The number of Zika cases have decreased dramatically, but it could come back. Source: stltoday.com

Maine researchers explore link between climate change and Lyme disease (via Portland Press Herald)

Academic and health care investigators are learning more about the complex web of factors driving the expansion of tick habitat, including global warming. Source: Portland Press Herald

A Strange Itch, Trouble Breathing, Then Anaphylactic Shock (via LISA SANDERS, M.D.)

Could a tick bite really have made her allergic to meat? Source: LISA SANDERS, M.D.

At least the cold is killing ticks, right? Um, about that … (via lehighvalleylive.com)

A cold stretch of winter may hurt populations of pesky bugs, but won’t stop them. Source: lehighvalleylive.com

Will the winter blast kill mosquitoes? (via WJXT)

After snow and back to back freezes you would expect the icy fatal blow to squash the mosquito nuisance come springtime, but think again. Source: WJXT

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