In theory, yes, since the lice that dwell in our hair are specifically adapted to this habitat and can’t survive in the fur of other animals. So if no one had any hair, the itchy critters would have ...

Head lice are every parents' worst nightmare - here, Dr Said Danishani explains to us exactly what head lice are, how to ...

Medically reviewed by Brendan Camp, MD When your scalp is itchy and white flakes are visible in your hair, you may wonder ...

Head lice, otherwise known as nits or kutis, is one of the most frustrating medical conditions parents have to face. It’s very common and often seen in school outbreaks. What are head lice and ...

Every year, an estimated six to 12 million children get head lice. It’s something everyone dreads but Consumer Reports has some helpful advice if you think your child’s been exposed.

With kids back in the classroom after several weeks off from school, it can also serve as a breeding ground for unwanted critters.

Ryan Boughen, Director of Education at Prairie South School Division (PSSD), is reassuring families that recent reports of cockroach sightings at schools have not revealed any ‘infestation’ and that ...

As animals group together for added warmth, it is easy for lice to move from animal to animal. While we can easily see the distress created by infestations with the continuous scratching resulting ...

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(CONSUMER REPORTS) — The number might surprise you. Every year, an estimated 6 million to 12 million children get head lice. As is often the case, when kids get something, parents do as well ...