A Greek heiress died in London after being bitten by a mosquito. Although it is not clear whether the bite was what killed her. Marissa Laimou was a cancer survivor and visited two hospitals, but neither deemed her condition serious enough to admit her.

Did toxic shock from a mosquito bite kill a Greek heiress? Two hospitals blamed of serious lapses

Researchers have found the best way to restore an insecticide’s mosquito-killing power—just microwave it! Microwaving the insecticide deltamethrin has been found to rearrange its crystal structure, effectively renewing its ability to kill mosquitoes that have developed resistance to the chemical, according to a recent study published in the Malaria Journal on April 21.

Heating obsolete insecticide can restore its mosquito-killing power: Study

Have you ever been in a room of people but the mosquitos are only biting you? Well, it seems it could be your smell. A new report found that some people are mosquito magnets and what that essentially means is mosquitos might bite you more than others.

Do mosquitos bite you more than others? Here's why! | Science News | WION

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