Pest infestation, pesticide use, and pest allergens have health implications for residents, particularly residents with asthma.

Beg bugs can cause numerous health effects, including HBV, skin reactions, asthmatic reaction, and anemia.

Pests can have many negative effects on both the mental and physical health of residents in infested homes, such as causing anxiety, transmitting diseases such as West Nile virus, Eastern Equine Encephalitis, and Zika, and more.

Interventions to encourage pest control actions should emphasize the potential health consequences of pests and reduce barriers.

IPM is a cost-effective pest control intervention for high-risk asthma patients when compared to standard clinical methods of asthma treatment

Cockroaches can carry disease-causing germs and their debris (old shells, saliva, body parts, and droppings) can triggers asthma attacks

Cockroach infested residents had almost three times the odds of experiencing high depressive symptoms than those without infestation. Dual infested homes of cockroach and mice had over five times the odds of experiencing high depressive symptoms

Bed bug infestation was strongly associated with anxiety symptoms and sleep disturbances.

Among the residents with bed bug infestations, social, psychological, and health impacts were recorded.

Bed bugs can cause allergic reactions, infections of the skin, mental health impacts on people living in infested homes.

Bed bug infestations can have adverse impacts on mental health, including severe psychiatric symptoms.

Lavender and thyme oils had no effects on house mice diet. Bergamot oil showed a repellent effect.

The authors present evidence that bed bugs can, under the right circumstances, infest organic matter, such as human skin.

Bed bugs may carry infectious disease and have the ability to transmit diseases to humans.

Anthropod infestation can lead to food contamination and the development of fungi and microorganisms that can produce toxins that endanger human health.

Bed bug infestation are more likely for patients with positive blood cultures, blood cultures growing coagulase-negative Staphylococcus, and those diagnosed with pneumonia, with cellulitis, or who had an infectious disease consult, a chest radiograph, and higher percentages of eosinophils in the blood.

While bed bugs do not spread disease, infestations can produce numerous issues, such as social health problems, for the infested.

IPM reduces the incidence of pest infestations, reducing the need to use harmful pest-control products.

Pests can contribute to public health issues such as vector-borne diseases, asthma and allergies, and microbial diseases and infections

The intervention promotes reduction of disease, hunger, poverty, and protects the environment.

In the first month, there was a significant decline in Aedes indices after residual insecticide treatment, but the effect did not last and overall dengue incidence was not reduced.