Core Points - The article discusses the increased activity of mosquitoes and other insects during summer, highlighting the health risks associated with their bites, including potential infections and severe reactions [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][11]. Group 1: Tick Prevention and Treatment - Ticks are prevalent in summer, especially for outdoor workers, and can cause severe health issues if not handled properly after a bite [3][4]. - It is advised not to pull ticks out forcefully to avoid leaving parts inside the body, which can lead to infections [3]. - Proper removal techniques include using fine-tipped tweezers to pull the tick straight out and seeking medical assistance if necessary [3][4]. Group 2: Prevention of Hidden Winged Insects - Hidden winged insects, such as the "hidden wing bug," can cause skin reactions if crushed on the skin, leading to severe dermatitis [5][6]. - To avoid bites, it is recommended to gently blow or brush these insects away instead of swatting them [5][6]. - Treatment for skin damage from these insects varies based on severity, with options ranging from mild topical treatments to antibiotics for severe cases [5][6]. Group 3: Mosquito Bites and Reactions - Mosquito bites can lead to varying reactions, with some individuals experiencing significant swelling and redness [7][8]. - Factors influencing mosquito attraction include body temperature, sweat, and carbon dioxide output, making certain demographics more susceptible [8][10]. - Preventive measures include maintaining cleanliness, using repellents, and wearing light-colored clothing to deter mosquitoes [11].