In this radio interview from March 2015, my guest reminds us all that bedbugs are “still out there” despite the recent lack of media attention.
Assistant professor of entomology at the Kansas State University Research and Extension Center, Sarah Zukoff, PhD joined me to answer some of the most common questions concerning these nuisance creatures: Where are bedbugs found?, Do they spread disease? What are the signs of infestation? and how do you get rid of bedbugs?
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