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July 28, 2026
What a Flea-Infested Playground Can Teach Us About Science
Responsible use of pest control tools has always been about balance. Integrated pest management encourages a prevention-first approach—removing standing water, eliminating breeding sites, improving sanitation, and using non-chemical solutions whenever practical. But when pest levels threaten public health or safety, science tells us that pest control tools are among several important tools for safely managing the problem.
Pyrethroids Staff

July 15, 2026
After the Fire: The Pests Have Become a Serious Public Health Concern
Pests are far more than a nuisance. Large fly populations can spread bacteria after feeding on decaying organic matter and then landing on food preparation surfaces, trash containers, or other areas where people live and work. Some fly species can also pose additional health risks under certain conditions.
Pyrethroids Staff

June 16, 2026
Bed Bugs Don't Discriminate: Responsible Pest Management Matters
When most people think of bed bugs, they picture hotel rooms or apartment buildings. But recent reports remind us that these resilient pests can show up almost anywhere—including government offices, corporate headquarters, warehouses, and even movie theaters.
Pyrethroids Staff

June 16, 2026
Understanding The Label
Consumers should also follow the safety, storage, and disposal instructions. These sections explain what to do if a product gets on the skin, in the eyes, or is swallowed, and how to store leftovers or empty containers safely.A common mistake is skimming the label and assuming all products work the same way.
Pyrethroids Staff

May 19, 2026
Coffee Drinkers, Take Notice: A Tiny Beetle Is Threatening Your Morning Cup
Known as the coffee berry borer, this small beetle has become one of the world's most destructive coffee pests. Researchers estimate it damages up to 30% of coffee crops worldwide, making it a major contributor to lower yields, higher production costs, and growing concerns about the future of coffee supplies.
Pyrethroids Staff

May 13, 2026
The Role of Pyrethroids in Insecticide-Treated Bed Nets
Insecticide-treated bed nets are specially designed mosquito nets that help protect people while they sleep. They matter because mosquitoes can spread malaria, a disease that still kills hundreds of thousands of people each year, especially young children in various parts of Africa. A bed net creates a physical barrier, and when treated with insecticide, it adds another layer of protection by repelling or killing mosquitoes that land on it.
Pyrethroids Staff

April 16, 2026
Pyrethroids and Public Health: Why Mosquito Control Matters
Mosquitoes are more than a backyard nuisance. They are a major public-health threat because they can spread serious diseases to people through their bites. Around the world, mosquitoes are linked to illnesses such as West Nile virus, dengue, malaria, and Zika. Some of these diseases can cause fever and severe complications, and some can be especially dangerous for pregnant women, young children, older adults, and people with weakened immune systems.
Pyrethroids Staff

March 18, 2026
A Simple Wrap Making a Big Difference: New Study Finds Treated Cloths Cut Malaria in Babies by 66%
A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, one of the world’s most respected medical journals, has found that a simple, culturally familiar tool could dramatically cut malaria rates among young children in Africa. These wraps, known locally as lesu, are used daily by mothers to carry and cover their babies.
