Yeah. I been following mosquito news off and on because I'm workin outside a lot now and I'm next to a river, I can say that info is legit and current with the trend. The Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus has a high human kill rate in the Northeast, and two new species of mosquito coming out of Florida for 48 total. I havent seen any mention of field strains in the West becoming resistant to pyrethroids. Oh shit, India just got 14 cases of Zika virus, their first. https://www.mosquito.org/news/ https://newslookup.com/results?q=Mosquito I dabbled in some mosquito pest control, and its damn near impossible to eradicate: theyre tiny dark nocturnal flyers that appear as quickly as they disappear. First idea, best idea: repellents! Thats really the best "control" because theres no way I'm going to implement larvicide, and I can't spray pesticide Everywhere, not because of disapproval because of muh birds and bees, but because it would require a chemical-resistant suit and it would kill off arachnids in the area that I want for insect control. "Most people infected with West Nile don’t have any symptoms, while about 1 in 5 have flu-like symptoms and fewer than 1% of people develop serious neurological problems such as encephalitis or meningitis, health officials said. People age 50 or older and those with diabetes or hypertension are at higher risk of getting sick and developing complications, authorities said." https://apnews.com/article/health-california-west-nile-virus-9e473cfbdb1dc11fc3a6dc16271cc2a9 Multiple enemies, multiple fronts. Time is also an enemy. Life aint gettin better with time.