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The life of a head louse.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 06 Jan 2003 English Journal:Nursing times, volume 98 (issn: 0954-7762, Copyright policy )
Authors: Ian, Burgess;

pmid: 12478938

The life of a head louse.

Abstract

When children return to school after the summer holiday, cases of head lice appear to increase. Ian Burgess describes the life cycle of the head louse and dispels some of the myths about transmission of this insect. A second article discusses the detection and treatment of head lice.

Keywords

Male, Life Cycle Stages, Pediculus, Child Behavior, Lice Infestations, Age Distribution, Sex Factors, Scalp Dermatoses, Animals, Humans, Female, Seasons, Sex Distribution, Child

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