Archive for March, 2009
Tuesday, March 31st, 2009
First Day in the Cells: The Battle against Inmates and LiceDaily NK, South KoreaI stood up and folded up the blanket and peeled off my clothes, to find lice covering my whole body. Jumping back, I turned my head to find an agent adorned with a second lieutenant*s badge holding his hands behind his back and looking into the …
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Monday, March 30th, 2009
Lice genomes: Pieces of a new puzzleEurekAlert (press release), DCThe lice that plague humans (head lice, body lice, and pubic lice) fall into the category of "sucking lice," feeding on the blood of the host. Scientists have recently sequenced the genome of one of these sucking lice, the body louse (Pediculus …
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Monday, March 30th, 2009
Mum of two with too much to doHertfordshire Mercury, UKIn fact, I’m thinking of launching my own brand of headlice-‘killing’ potion – I shall call it ‘Yetanotherfiverstilltakeshoursanddoesnaffall. I truly dread to think what proportion of our annual household income has been spent on these …
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Monday, March 30th, 2009
Exclusive Interview! Get rid of lice, nits and eggsExaminer.comIf you want to know how to get rid of head lice, eggs or nits, naturally or with other treatments, you won't want to miss this exclusive interview with Richard Pollack, a research associate with Harvard School of Public Health. …
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Saturday, March 28th, 2009
Parents say school is rife with head liceSarasota Herald-Tribune, FLBy TERRY O'CONNOR Correspondent ENGLEWOOD – Englewood Elementary School, the smallest elementary school in Sarasota County with 432 students, has a problem with head lice, some parents say. The parents say the school is too lax in handling repeated …
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Thursday, March 26th, 2009
Wet combing is more accurate than a visual inspection for …7thSpace Interactive (press release), NYResearchers in Germany concluded that wet combing is more accurate than a visual inspection for discovering an active case of head lice. Hair Fairies, The Head Lice Helpers™, began using this method in 1999 as part of their Nit-Zapping™ process …
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Wednesday, March 25th, 2009
Coast Mountain denies buses infested with bugsVancouver Courier, Canada"Head lice, body lice, bed bugs, you name it are riding around this city without a bus pass, and it's costing all of us," Ardan said. "Those seats are soaking up and containing more nasty bacteria, critters and body fluids than any bathroom. …
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Tuesday, March 24th, 2009
Headlice 101: How to deal with nits…Times Online Blogs, UKI find the whole nits issue rather soul-destroying (as did many of the visitors who commented on my last headlice post), as you're so dependant on other parents playing their role (checking their children's hair on a regular basis, and telling others …
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Tuesday, March 24th, 2009
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Tuesday, March 24th, 2009
Childhood: Combing Through Wet Hair May Be Best Way to Find LiceStarNewsOnline.com, NCFiguring out whether a child has head lice may require more than just taking a look. German scientists examined 304 children at five primary schools that reported persistent head lice infestations. First, a researcher examined their scalps, …
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