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HEAD LICE - BED BUGS - TICKS - PESTS

Get expert advice from Dr. Richard J Pollack

Do you believe that head lice and their eggs (nits):

Cause disease by direct harm and/or transmitting pathogens
Are shared readily and cause epidemics
Have mutated to ‘super-lice’ and are resistant to all treatment
Can and must be eradicated
Can jump, fly and survive for weeks off a host Indicate a sign of child neglect
Require children to be quarantined or treated immediately

Well, you would be wrong
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School nurses like you must be equipped to guide and educate your school community on best practices for identifying and managing pediculosis (infestations of head lice). But do you know how to separate the latest myths from the realities of head lice? What steps should you take to evaluate the problem in your school? What's the best way to deal with anxious parents and school officials? And how can you contain infestations while minimizing exposure to potentially hazardous treatment options? ... more details

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