Enjoying some outside time this summer? If so, you have very likely encountered one of summer’s most common discomforts – the swelling and painful itching of a mosquito bite. The slender needle-like probe from a female mosquito is made of several working, moving parts that aid the mosquito in penetrating our skin. Mosquito spit is also part of the advantage mosquitos have in getting our blood. In some cases, during the puncturing and sucking, other harmful virus may be transmitted to our blood stream. So, how can we prevent, or at least reduce the effects of this summer sucker? Listen and learn…