Bed bugs have undergone a resurgence in recent years, largely due to the reduction of the kinds of pesticides that can be used indoors and increased travel among people.
Penn State researchers may have the solution. They’ve created a natural, fungus-based spray pesticide that shows great promise in killing the bugs.
Centre County Report’s Lydia Aquino visited the lab to take a closer look.
This video is produced by and for Centre County Report and shared through a partnership with StateCollege.com
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