New “Sahara Desert” Drug Cures Head Lice
Blood, close physical contact, hats, combs
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones —— Bio and Archives--September 9, 2007
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Why am I scratching my head? It’s because I’m writing about head lice and even the thought of having this crawly beast, “Pediculosis capitis”, in my hair triggers this reaction. It also makes me understand the traumatic, emotional and embarrassed reaction of parents (and child) when they’re told, “Sarah (or Johnnie) has head lice”. Now that school has started, over a million parents in this country will hear this news. Fortunately, a new “Sahara Desert” treatment rids families of this common pest.
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