Warm summer weather brings people outdoors—but it also brings an increase in biting insects. Along with mosquitoes and ticks, another pest is gaining attention in parts of the United States: the assassin bug. While many people have never heard of it, its growing presence and potential health risks make awareness important. Assassin bugs, often called kissing bugs, feed on the...
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