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Beg bugs do not transmit disease and can be controlled without toxic pesticides

Articles from the Winter 2010-2011 issue of Pesticides and You (Vol. 30, No. 4)
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• Bed Bug Factsheet (2011 Update): Got Bed Bugs? Don’t Panic.
  Bed bugs do not transmit disease and can be controlled without toxic pesticides.
• Bed Bug Policy
  Regulatory Decisions, Congressional Intervention and the Rise of Bed Bugs
• Pesticide Resistance
  The ability of bedbugs and other organisms to withstand a poison
• ChemicalWatch Factsheet: Propoxur
  A toxic pesticide, banned for indoor residential use, proposed for bed bug applications. Learn more about propoxur in the Pesticide Gateway.