( NewsNation) — If you are looking to avoid mosquito bites this summer, scientists say eating garlic or rubbing it on your ...

When the weather is warm and wet, various types of mosquitoes come out to breed. Take these steps to protect yourself.

Bug bites can be hard to identify, ... Pain and swelling will set in after about 40 minutes, and within eight hours you might feel muscle pain, stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, ...

The ingredient that does the best job at disrupting a mosquito’s sense of smell is DEET, and just 20 percent DEET is effective at deterring mosquito bites. Most commonly, you’ll see 70 or more percent ...

Even if a mosquito bites a person with HIV, then bites someone else, they can’t transmit HIV to the second person. This is because of the mosquito’s biology, and the biology of HIV itself.

Most mosquito bites lead to a puffy, itchy bump. However, in some cases, they can turn into blisters. Here's why and how you can treat it. ... stomach pain, nausea, or vomiting; ...

A Maryland dermatologist shares tips for treating small cuts and scrapes, and pesky bug bites during the summer.

Regardless of how you react to mosquito bites, doctors agree there’s one thing you shouldn’t do when you get a bite: scratch it. Why You Should Avoid Scratching Your Bug Bites ...