From: CNN
by Carina Storrs,Special to CNN
COMMENT - We know the over the counter products are toxic, as are those prescribed by your physician. But it is clear Super Lice are on the way.
Wed August 19, 2015
by Carina Storrs,Special to CNN
COMMENT - We know the over the counter products are toxic, as are those prescribed by your physician. But it is clear Super Lice are on the way.
Wed August 19, 2015
(CNN)Head
lice are a lousy part of the school year or summer vacation for an
estimated 6 to 12 million children in the United States every year.
Infestations can lead to itchy scalp, irritability and poor sleep.
To
make matters worse, there are hints we could be losing some of our
easiest and cheapest defenses against these insect interlopers. Studies
suggest many lice may no longer be killed by over-the-counter treatments
such as Rid shampoo or Nix rinse.
Newer
generation lice-fighting chemicals are an option if the usual
treatments fail, but they are often more expensive. A number of parents
are taking their children to "nitpickers," who manually remove the
insects from hair using combs and sometimes just their fingers. MORE
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