Soccer Coach Finds Success Fighting Head Lice
When marketing professional and 15-year youth soccer coach Wade Huntsman was looking for a new business, he was immediately drawn
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American Academy of Pediatrics Updates Head Lice Guidance
American Academy of Pediatricians Updates Head Lice Guidance In 2015 the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) updated its guidance on
Natural Disasters, Shelters and Head Lice
When natural disasters strike, evacuation centers open. One unintentional consequence of creating these temporary shelters for people forced from their
Education, Support Stop Head Lice at Hawaii School
One grade school in Hawaii has made great strides in reducing the spread of head lice among students using a
Miami Herald Unusual Jobs Article Features Lice Clinic
A Miami Herald article on unusual jobs in the city featured a number of surprising occupations—from hurricane hunter to cruise
Texas Law Requires Schools to Notify Parents of Head Lice Cases
A new law took effect in Texas on September 1, 2017, requiring elementary schools to notify parents of every child
FDA-cleared Device Kills Lice and Super Lice in Minutes, not Months
FDA-cleared Device Kills Lice and Super Lice in Minutes, not Months A July article in Inc Magazine had a tip
American Academy of Pediatrics Updates Head Lice Guidance
American Academy of Pediatricians Updates Head Lice Guidance In 2015 the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) updated its guidance on
What You Need to Know About Lice Insecticides
The most common over-the-counter lice treatment products use pyrethrin, an industrial insecticide used to kill lice. Natural pyrethrin is a
Head Lice Season
If you ask most parents, teachers, daycare providers, and other folks that are forced to deal with head lice on
Family Visit Launches New Career Fighting Head Lice
When she took a trip across the country to visit family in North Carolina, Jackie Huynh couldn’t have known
Why It Used to Take So Long to Treat Head Lice
Traditional head lice treatment is a marathon, not a sprint. That’s because lice grow in three stages—egg (nit), nymph, and
