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A Bedbug’s Bite – Up Close! – Bang Goes the Theory – BBC

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Liz Bonnin investigates an increasingly common and unwelcome guest — the bedbug. She visits Dr James Logan in his laboratory where he volunteers to let one of the little critters feast on his blood.

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