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We asked a public health expert and dermatologist about everything you need to know when it comes to mosquito bites. Why do mosquito bites itch?Only female mosquitoes bite, and they use our blood as protein for their eggs. Mosquitoes use their proboscis, or part of their mouth, to cut the skin and get to the capillaries or veins to fill up with blood. According to Elmer Gray, a public health extension specialist at the University of Georgia, mosquitoes inject saliva as they bite, which acts as an anesthetic so you don’t feel anything. Mosquito saliva triggers histamine production, which causes itchiness, inflammation and swelling, says dermatologist Dr. Elizabeth Houshmand. “The proteins from the bite can trigger the body’s immune system,” Dr. Houshmand says. “To help, the body’s immune system releases histamine which helps the white blood cells get to the affected area.”How long do mosquitoes live?Inside their life cycle and habitatWarmer days are approachingHere's when the first day of summer is in 2023Are mosquito bites dangerous?Mosquitoes are considered the world’s most deadly animal – they can transmit life-threatening diseases like malaria, zika virus and dengue. According to the World Health Organization, mosquitoes that carry diseases kill about 725,000 people per year. But the is not an active transmission area for mosquito-borne diseases, so we don’t need to be too concerned about getting sick from mosquito bites, Gray thrive in warm areas with standing water, so tropical climates or countries with less access to running water may be at risk for malaria, dengue or other diseases. If you’re planning to travel to a high-risk area, familiarize yourself with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s guide to mosquito bite prevention, which includes vaccines, using repellant and wearing appropriate clothing.“People really don’t appreciate how much benefit running water has to the quality of life here in the United States, how fortunate we are,” Gray says. Is it bad to itch mosquito bites?It may feel tempting to relive an itchy mosquito bite with a scratch, but Dr. Houshmand recommends using another solution, like ice cubes or creams. Scratching causes inflammation and gives you a greater chance to break the skin barrier. “You want to maintain your skin barrier to prevent infection,” Dr. Houshmand says. Why do mosquitos bite me so much?It’s true – mosquitoes do bite some people more than others. Mosquitoes are attracted to the carbon dioxide we breathe out. The more carbon dioxide you’re breathing especially when running, moving your hands about or jumping, the more mosquito bites you’ll likely end up with. Pregnant people also attract more mosquito bites because of the increased biological activity going on in their bodies, Gray says. There’s also some evidence to suggest our body odor both natural and artificial can either attract mosquitoes or keep them away. Floral-scented soaps tend to be more attractive to mosquitoes, according to a study by Virginia Tech researchers funded in part by the United States Department of Agriculture and the National Institute of Food and on mosquito bitesHow to repel, avoid them in your home and yardJust Curious?We're answering your everyday questions Air quality advisories were in effect for 110 million people in the United States on Wednesday morning, ranging from New Hampshire to South Carolina and covering the Northeast, including Boston, New York City and the Northeast, the poor air quality is the result of wildfires raging in eastern Canada, sending smoke wafting into the In some areas, the smoke is so dense that people can smell it and the skies appear hazy. About 90 million people in the are impacted by the the Northeast, high concentrations of ground-level ozone — also known as smog — are driving unhealthy air quality levels in a number of urban areas across the live coverage on air quality conditions and Canada's wildfiresWhat causes poor air quality?Poor air quality can be caused by any airborne “irritant” — a particle or substance in the air that is harmful to a person to breathe in, according to Dr. Purvi Parikh, an allergist and immunologist at the Allergy & Asthma Network, an advocacy group for people with asthma, allergies and related examples are air pollution, including from vehicles and carbon emissions, as well as rising ozone levels, she disasters, like wildfires, often cause short-term spikes in poor air quality as the smoke, which contains carbon monoxide and other dangerous chemicals, enters the atmosphere. Especially concerning is small particulate matter — tiny particles in the air that measure less than micrometers in diameter, or roughly 4% of the width of a strand of hair. These particles are small enough to be inhaled deep into the lungs and can enter the are a few options for face masks if you need to be outside Disposable, KN95 and Environmental Protection Agency uses the air quality index to report air quality. It ranges from 0 to more than 300, with levels 50 and below considered the healthiest. When levels exceed 150, the general population may start to experience symptoms. Over 200 is considered "very unhealthy."Smoke from wildfires in Canada drifts into New York state can poor air quality hurt health?Many of the health issues people see from poor air quality, in general, can overlap with health issues people see from wildfire smoke, said Dr. Wynne Armand, a physician at Massachusetts General Hospital and associate director of the MGH Center for the Environment and pollution from wildfire smoke can make breathing difficult for anyone, but especially for young children, older adults, pregnant women and people with asthma or other pre-existing respiratory conditions, she said. Dr. Aida Capo, a pulmonologist at Hackensack Meridian Health in New Jersey, said on Wednesday that she's already seen an influx of patients because of the poor air quality, including patients with worsening symptoms of asthma or emphysema. "It's an almost immediate effect," Capo said. "If you're outside for any length of time, your symptoms can start and can worsen quickly."In the short term, wildfire smoke can cause irritation to the eyes, nose, throat and lungs, as well as an increased risk of respiratory infection. Studies have also found that short-term exposure to small particulate matter increases the risk of a range of cardiovascular and respiratory term, exposure to air pollution is associated with several chronic health conditions, including Severe asthmaPreterm birthHeart diseaseStrokeLung cancer DementiaLower IQ in children Smoke can be especially dangerous for pregnant women because they usually have diminished lung capacities due to their growing bellies, Parikh said. Exposure to air pollution during the first and second trimesters may also be associated with gestational diabetes, according to a study published in air pollution can harm a developing fetus and increase the risk of low birth weight, miscarriage and stillbirth. A global analysis found that air pollution likely contributed to nearly 6 million premature births in 2019. Does wildfire smoke make allergies worse? While smoke itself is not an allergen, it can irritate the nasal passages and airways.“If you have allergies on top of that, you’ve got two different things causing symptoms at the same time,” said Dr. Stokes Peebles, an allergy and pulmonary specialist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in may also worsen depending on what’s burning. If a person is sensitive to an environmental allergen, such as trees or grass, breathing in the smoke that results from burning that allergen may cause a more, heat can cause pollen to rise and be airborne for longer periods of time, spreading those particles even hundreds of miles away, Peebles said. “They can travel farther than they would ordinarily because they go higher into the atmosphere.”An N95 mask can help block those particles for people especially prone to environmental allergens, Peebles can I protect myself when the air quality is bad?Experts advise checking air quality alerts regularly. the EPA's website, allows people to track air quality by entering their ZIP codes. Many smartphones have apps that also track air Scott, a fellow at the American Association for Respiratory Care, a professional organization for respiratory therapists, recommended that people stay indoors as much as they can, with doors and windows closed. That includes for activities like exercise, which can cause stress on the with respiratory-related health conditions, including asthma, should monitor their symptoms closely, he added. They should also make sure their medications, like inhalers, are available or not expired.“People know their bodies really well. If they see some changes they believe are related to bad air, perhaps they need to contact a physician or advanced practice provider,” Scott of Hackensack Meridian Health, recommended that people with asthma use their rescue inhaler 15 minutes before they go outside. People look out at Montreal covered in smoke from the chalet on top of Mont-Royal on Ivanov / AFP - Getty ImagesParikh advised people to keep their homes well ventilated. People who need to go outside can wear a mask, such as an N95, she said.“Believe it or not, masking just like we did with Covid can be helpful in acting as a barrier between you and reduce the amount of particulate matter that you breathe in,” she said. Armand advised against dusting or mowing your lawn on days when the air quality is poor. Burning candles or using a gas stove can also contribute to poorer air quality on these days. People should seek medical attention if they experience a cough, trouble breathing, chest pain or wheezing or hear a whistling sound in the chest, Parikh air filters help with wildfire smoke?Indoor air filters can help reduce or remove pollutants, including small particulate matter from wildfire smoke. Indoor air filtration, including HVAC systems heating, ventilation and air conditioning and portable air purifiers can also help scrub pollutants that may have traveled inside homes and other can purchase portable air cleaners with replaceable HEPA filters that strain out small particulate matter, or HEPA filters are also available for homes outfitted with central heating and cooling systems. California’s Environmental Protection Agency recommends using an indoor air cleaner anytime the air quality index hits “unhealthy” levels, or if people see or smell smoke in the air. But people can also make their own indoor air cleaners by attaching an air filter to a box fan with tape, brackets or a bungee cord. If window air conditioning units, HVAC systems or portable air cleaners are not available, the Environmental Protection Agency said “DIY air cleaners” can serve as “a temporary alternative to commercial air cleaners.” The agency cautioned that DIY air cleaners should not be used routinely, and that concerns have been raised about the potential fire or burn risk involved if box fans EPA added that there is limited research on the effectiveness of DIY air cleaners, but a study published in July 2021 in the journal Aerosol and Air Quality Research found that low-cost filtration methods, including attaching a filter to a box fan, “can have significant benefit for filtering submicron smoke particles and may reduce exposure to during wildfire smoke events.”Is poor air quality bad for pets?Absolutely, according to Parikh. “Other mammals, they suffer from many of the same lung conditions that humans do,” she said. Scott said people should keep their pets — such as cats and dogs — indoors as much as possible. “If pets are outside, they’re running around outside or if they’re spending most of their time outside, it seems like it would probably create some irritation in their breathing and their airways and lungs as well,” he said. Follow NBC HEALTH on Twitter & Facebook. 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It seemed simple enough, right? However, each body is a little bit different. If you’re taller or have a lot of muscle mass, you may require more than 2,000 calories per day, or if you’re a little bit smaller, you may require less. Additionally, if you exercise a lot, you are going to require more calories than if you have a more sedentary lifestyle. If the goal is weight loss, you may have been told that you need to be in a calorie deficit, which, put in simple terms, is when you consume fewer calories than what your body needs to carry out its functions. This is true – if you are seeking weight loss, you are going to want to take in fewer calories so the body uses its own body fat to carry out its needs. But a healthy diet is more than just calories-in-calories-out. We explain everything you need to know about a healthy weight-loss diet. How do you know if you are in a calorie deficit? As mentioned above, the recommended 2,000-calorie diet is just an average estimate and isn’t personalized to body size or activity level. Some nutritionists like to use the Mifflin-St. Jeor Equation to determine the calorie deficit that works best for the individual person. This equation takes into account gender, weight, height, age and activity level to determine one’s resting metabolic rate. You can check out this calculator to determine your resting metabolic rate, and what calorie deficit may work for you. What you need to know about caloriesA calorie deficit does not automatically mean it’s healthy. You could eat 1,500 calories worth of brownies – and you may even lose weight. 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