Monday, March 2nd, 2009
Schools becoming less nit-picky about liceStarNewsOnline.com, NCFor generations, children with signs of head lice were summarily sent home by the school nurse to their everlasting shame. Now schools have become less nitpicky. With the backing of some major health organizations, a majority of schools across the ... |
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Monday, March 2nd, 2009
Local schools relax lice policyDayton Daily News, OHKettering students with head lice are sent home for the problem to be treated. They can return to school if they still have nits but no live bugs, Basson said, noting a nurse checks the students when they return and again in seven days. ... |
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Monday, March 2nd, 2009
Dutch woman survived World War II on little more than waterGlenwood Springs Post Independent, COOne of the children was sick and had head lice and all I could do to kill the lice was put cloths soaked in kerosene on her head. We didn’t even have soap to clean the kerosene off with. Boomhower: Very miserable. Meanwhile, the Germans were all over ... |
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