Bed bugs love to be close to humans when they sleep. So start by looking on and around the bed, says Allan Bossel, a bed bug extermination specialist and owner of Michigan Bed Bug Specialists. “Start ...

For skin irritation, the CDC recommends applying anti-itch cream to the affected areas. To treat the general infestation, ...

Don't let the bed bugs bite. The tiny, blood-sucking insects are preparing for some feasts as summer—when they're most active— and peak travel season approaches. Here's what you need to know about ...

These bugs can't fly nor move particularly fast. So how do they get in your bed? Here's how to prevent the blood suckers from ...

While there isn't exactly a bed bug season, experts say the bloodsucking pests thrive during warmer summer months. With more trips away from home often planned for warmer weather, it's more important ...

You're not the only one going on vacation this summer. Bed bugs can turn up anywhere, including the nicest looking hotels and vacation rentals. These tiny nocturnal bloodsuckers hide in cracks and ...

Linda Rodriguez noticed tiny red bumps on her arms last month after a night in a Maine hotel. “They looked like little bites,” Rodriguez said. “Within an hour I had clusters on my stomach and side.

There’s nothing like hitting the sack after a long day on the road, but there’s something travelers may want to consider doing first if they don't want to be the only ones crawling into bed: Checking ...

Bed bugs are the stuff of hotel nightmares. They often take up residence in hotel mattresses, can hitchhike on your luggage (and make their way back home with you), as well as make a home in other ...

As if mosquitoes weren’t enough to worry about – bed bugs are another notorious blood sucker that like to feed on warm-blooded animals such as pets and humans. Even worse, beg bugs can travel ...