It's Official Head Lice Month for Good Reason MarketWatch (press release) "September is the month when head lice seem to explode out of nowhere," said Maria Botham, CEO of Hair Fairies. "Kids have spent a lot of time together in the summer sharing pillows, headphones and hats, and team sports have them sharing towels, ... |
Don't Take Head Lice Back to School MarketWatch (press release) "Summer is a busy season for head lice," said Maria Botham, CEO of Hair Fairies. "Kids spend a lot of time together in summer camps or at sleep-overs, sharing pillows, sheets, brushes, headphones and hats and team sports have them sharing towels, ... |
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Don't Let Head Lice Camp on You MarketWatch (press release) "Kids in close quarters at summer camp are a prime breeding ground for head lice," said Maria Botham, CEO of Hair Fairies. "Kids are together, day and night, sharing towels, protective headgear, headphones, brushes and caps. Our free screenings for ... |
Movers and shakers Australian Life Scientist Speciality pharmaceutical company Hatchtech has appointed Dr Ross McDonald as its CEO, as it prepares to commercialise head lice treatment DeOvo. McDonald is currently a non-executive director on the Hatchtech board. He has 24 years' experience in the ... |
Ross Macdonald to lead Australian pharma company Hatchtech PMLiVE Australian pharma firm Hatchtech has appointed Dr Ross Macdonald as its new CEO as the company prepares to initiate phase III trials for novel head lice treatment product DeOvo. Dr Macdonald is currently a non-executive director of Hatchtech's board, ... Hatchtech appoints new CEO and completes financing round |