Here’s how to tell the difference between mosquitoes, chiggers and no-see-ums by their bites and how to treat and prevent ...

Bed bug bites generally heal faster than no-see-um bites; it’s possible to treat a bed bug bite simply by washing the area with warm water and soap and applying a corticosteroid cream.

If you have bites but no signs of bugs, there are things you can do to identify the source of your discomfort. Read on to determine what might be the culprit.

Bed bugs primarily feast on human blood, causing their infamous bites. However, these pests will also target other warm-blooded creatures, including pets, rodents, birds, and bats. Watch this video to ...

If you suspect you have bug bites, but can’t spot any in the home, these are the most common culprits, according to pest control experts.

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Entomologists and a dermatologist explain how to tell bed bug bites from flea bites. Plus, what to do if you're dealing with an infestation.

Bedbugs can be very hard to detect in your home. See what bedbugs and their bites look like, and learn about symptoms, treatment, and prevention.

If you're concerned about whether the bites that have come up on your body are from bed bugs or something else, this is how to tell.

They don't feed on blood or inject venom or saliva, so they're not a health risk to humans or animals. Some people have no reaction to the bite but, for others, the bite site swells or turns red.

Bed bugs are prevalent in Texas and even led to the discovery of a human trafficking ring in Collin County after an exterminator gave a tip to Princeton police. At the Fort Worth Transitional ...

Bed bugs are small, parasitic insects that feed on the blood of humans and animals during the night and can cause discomfort, stress, and sleep disturbances - but how can you treat bites?