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Community Safety Requires That Science Prevail Over Scare Tactics
June 16, 2025
Community safety depends on facts, not fear. Pesticides are often misrepresented in sensational headlines, but are essential pest control tools that protect public health, homes, and our food supply. These tools are foundational to modern life, from combating disease-carrying mosquitoes to preventing termite damage and crop loss. While every product must be used responsibly, the science behind them is rigorous and heavily regulated. Without them, communities would face greater health risks, rising food costs, and a resurgence of dangerous pests. It's time to let science, not scare tactics, guide the conversation.
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April 6, 2023
France faces rise in mosquito-borne diseases, warn health experts
France faces rising mosquito-borne diseases like dengue, Zika, and chikungunya due to climate change and travel, with risks heightened by the 2024 Paris Olympics. Experts urge better prevention and coordination as cases grow.
The Connexion
March 28, 2023
Nets Treated with Pyrethroid-Chlorfenapy Recommended During Malaria Outbreaks
The article provides an overview of travel vaccines recommended for 2024, emphasizing their importance in preventing infectious diseases for international travelers. It highlights updated guidance from health organizations like the WHO, CDC, and EMA, covering vaccines for diseases such as anthrax, dengue, malaria, cholera, and more. The article also discusses new approvals, ongoing research, and vaccine availability by region.
VaxBeforeTravel
November 11, 2020
'Murder hornets': More nests likely to be found in US
Washington State scientists removed the first U.S. nest of invasive Asian giant hornets, finding nearly 200 queens, some of which may have escaped. These hornets threaten honeybees and humans, and efforts to eradicate them continue as more nests are suspected.
BBC
Understanding the Great Outdoors: How Does Bug Spray Work? - Beyond The Tent
Bug sprays work by creating a chemical barrier that repels or kills insects, protecting against bites and their potential dangers. To ensure safety, they should be applied carefully, such as spraying onto hands before applying to the face to avoid contact with sensitive areas.
