The answer is "yes," there is one country without mosquitoes: Iceland. While its neighbors — including Norway, Scotland and ...

A mosquito that was believed to have evolved in the London Underground is actually of ancient Mediterranean origin, genetic ...

As noted by Noriega, determining how certain diseases are spread is an invaluable step in the process of controlling disease ...

Iceland is no longer among the few places in the world free of mosquitoes. Scientists point to rising temperatures.

Mosquitos have been found in Iceland for the first time ever as warming environments due to climate change expand the range ...

Iceland has detected mosquitoes for the first time, ending its long insect-free history as scientists point to climate change and rising temperatures as the main cause.

A citizen of Iceland sighted mosquitoes at his home last week and sent photographs for confirmation — a scientist has ...

For the first time in recorded history, mosquitoes have been discovered living in Iceland, a country long thought to be one ...

Meet the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which infests urban and residential areas, feeds primarily on humans and is a known spreader of dengue, chikungunya, West Nile virus, yellow fever, Zika and other ...

Parasites, ranging from tapeworms to microscopic protozoa like Giardia, pose significant health threats by infesting humans ...

“Insecticide-treated bed nets are a proven defence. This is a vector control tool that reduces contact of humans to ...