The World Health Organization's 2018 World Malaria Report released yesterday noted a global rise in malaria cases.
Malaria on the rise in more than 13 countries, experts warn
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After almost two decades of decline, malaria cases have risen in at least 13 countries in Africa and South America, raising concern that much more is needed to combat the epidemic.Saturday is #NationalTakeAHikeDay! ⛰
Tell us about the BEST HIKE you've ever taken! Photos are welcome. 📷
We love protecting families from mosquitoes and ticks in their own backyards, but it's very important to take precautions when you're out trailblazing the wilderness, too. Here are a few tips 👇Saturday is #NationalTakeAHikeDay! ⛰
Tell us about the BEST HIKE you've ever taken! Photos are welcome. 📷
We love protecting families from mosquitoes and ticks in their own backyards, but it's very important to take precautions when you're out trailblazing the wilderness, too. Here are a few tips 👇
1. BUG SPRAY 🦟
Don’t leave home without it. Whether you’re camping, hiking or even just taking a walk in the park, a few sprays of this on your skin and clothing will help you enjoy your outdoor adventure without having to be on swat alert.
2. TEA TREE OIL 🌿
While tea tree oil can be healthy and healing for humans, it’s actually quite toxic to many insects. Put some on your skin before heading outside to reduce the risk of getting bit. If a mosquito manages to slip through, applying tea tree oil to the affected area will provide immediate relief.
3. SOCKS 🧦
Hiking is one of summer’s most popular activities and while it provides us with gorgeous sceneries and breathtaking views, it also increases our exposure to mosquitoes and ticks. So before you embark on your next rugged adventure, throw long socks on and tuck in the bottom of your pants to seal the entryway for any pests.
4. HAT 🧢
There’s nothing worse than getting a bug stuck in your hair, especially when it’s a mosquito with its own agenda. We’ve all been that person at least once in our lives who feels or hears a bug fly in, then proceeds to flail our bodies around until it’s out. Do yourself a favor and sport a hat to avoid a potential public catastrophe.
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