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One grade school in Hawaii has made great strides in reducing the spread of head lice among students using a

A Miami Herald article on unusual jobs in the city featured a number of surprising occupations—from hurricane hunter to cruise

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 A July article in Inc Magazine had a tip

American Academy of Pediatricians Updates Head Lice Guidance In 2015 the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) updated its guidance on

The most common over-the-counter lice treatment products use pyrethrin, an industrial insecticide used to kill lice. Natural pyrethrin is a

If you ask most parents, teachers, daycare providers, and other folks that are forced to deal with head lice on

When she took a trip across the country to visit family in North Carolina, Jackie Huynh couldn’t have known

Traditional head lice treatment is a marathon, not a sprint. That’s because lice grow in three stages—egg (nit), nymph, and

A story in the Minneapolis Star Tribune about a teacher getting head lice has been syndicated around the country. We’re

If you want to know how parents feel about lice in their households, take a look at this collection of

One lice treatment clinic is seeing an increase in head lice cases, mainly due to kids trying on Halloween costumes.

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