Tips to Protect Yourself From Ticks and Mosquitos This Summer
As summer approaches, the threat of mosquitos and ticks increases. Dr. John Torres provides essential tips for protecting oneself from these pests. Key recommendations include home preparation and awareness of the diseases they can transmit.
- ▪Dr. John Torres offers advice on protecting against mosquitos and ticks.
- ▪Home preparation includes trimming tall grass and installing window screens.
- ▪It is important to know what to do if a tick is found on clothing or skin.
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| Publication time | Mon, 25 May 2026 12:54:33 GMT |
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CopiedMosquitos and ticks are back for the summer so NBC News medical contributor Dr. John Torres joins TODAY’s Laura Jarrett to break down how to best protect yourself from bugs this summer. He shares tips for preparing your home by trimming tall grass and installing screens on windows, breaks down what to do if you find a tick on your clothing or body, and warns of the different types of diseases mosquitos and ticks carry.May 25, 2026
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