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Let the bedbugs bite: How one scientist has chosen to sleep with critters for the past five years - and straps some of the 60,000 he has bred on his arm to test if new sprays work

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“Let the bedbugs bite: How one scientist has chosen to sleep with critters for the past five years - and straps some of the 60,000 he has bred on his arm to test if new sprays work”

Entomologist Dr Richard Naylor breeds around 60,000 of the bugs to test control products from across the globe and has been self-appointed as the test subject.

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