A formulation of three amino acids hampers the ability of the Zika virus to replicate in human and non-human cells, researchers say.

"Our breath is just loaded with CO2. It's a long-range attractant, which mosquitoes use to locate a potential host that could be more than 100 feet away."

Mosquitoes are pretty good at killing off the parasite that causes malaria. Now scientists know more about how they do it.

A mosquito native to Missouri has fewer parasites when it shares its watery home with an intruder, research finds.

Heavy rainfall events that occur on July 1 result in 70% fewer cases of mosquito-borne disease than those that occur just a month earlier, research finds.

Places where tropical diseases are now unknown—Canada and parts of Northern Europe, for instance—are due to become prime real estate for mosquitoes.

A new discovery could make mosquitoes feel more full—and safer to be around.

New research in Brazil suggests that people with immunity to the dengue virus may have reduced risk of Zika.

Scientists thought mosquitoes didn't have what it takes to hear over long distances. They were wrong, new research suggests.

Targeting newly discovered proteins key to the malaria parasite's life cycle could offer another weapon in the fight against the disease.