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Why mosquitoes seem to bite you more than everyone else: What blood type, body odour and science reveal

Times of India - Science ·
Why mosquitoes seem to bite you more than everyone else: What blood type, body odour and science reveal

Mosquito attraction differs from person to person, influenced by various elements such as the unique scent of one’s skin and blood type.

Studies indicate that specific skin chemicals can make individuals more appealing to mosquitoes.

Moreover, the carbon dioxide we exhale is a critical attractant, along with factors like body heat and moisture.

Gaining insight into these elements is essential for effective mosquito bite prevention.

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