What are Bed Bugs?
Adult bed bugs are small oval wingless insects just under a ¼ inch long and are relatively flat. They are reddish-brown in color and sometimes are mistaken for ticks or small cockroaches. Well-developed antennae, small eyes, and the area behind the
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Why have Bed Bugs all of a sudden gone from a nursery rhyme to the “Hot Topic” on the news? Many factors have contributed to this apparently sudden bed bug resurgence. It is hard to say that any one factor is
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Our Purpose: The NBBA is dedicated to the elimination of Bed Bugs through EDUCATION and PARTNERSHIP. The National Bed Bug Association was developed for the purpose of better detection and treatment methods. There is a great need for education about this
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Becoming a member of the National Bed Bug Association is a valuable asset for your organization. One of the benefits of being a member of the NBBA is knowing that you are part of a team who understands, by experience, the
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Bedbugs continue to bedevil Harrisburg School District
March 27, 2012 Zero comments Bed Bug News SchoolsAn infestation of bedbugs at an area school is continuing to bedevil Harrisburg School District administrators. (Read more of this story here)
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Zero comments Bed Bug News Bed Bug ResearchWith new bed bug products pouring into the market, PMPs need a way to filter legit treatment advancements from fantasy. Here’s how.(Read more of this great article from PCT Magazine here)
DetailsWhy bedbugs freak us out
January 5, 2012 Zero comments Bed Bug News Around the World Bed Bug History Bed Bug ResearchHumans have had a long and uncomfortable relationship with the tiny, creepy, yet mostly harmless insect (Read More on this Story)
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