
|Articles|December 1, 2006
Hot air blows away head lice
Salt Lake City - Head lice appear to succumb to intense blow-drying just as well as to chemical treatments, and more so than to louse combs, MedPageToday.com reports.
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Salt Lake City - Head lice appear to succumb to intense blow-drying just as well as to chemical treatments, and more so than to louse combs,
A blast of hot, dry air killed 98 percent of lice eggs and 80 percent of hatched lice, according to the November issue of Pediatrics. Researchers used a device that delivered twice the air volume of a hand-held dryer.
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