No. Head lice are annoying and their bites may cause skin reactions. But Australian health authorities don’t consider lice a health risk. There is no evidence that head lice can spread pathogens ...

Commonly used chemical products aren't working as well as they once did, meaning head lice are harder to kill.

No. Head lice are annoying and their bites may cause skin reactions. But Australian health authorities don’t consider lice a health risk. There is no evidence that head lice can spread pathogens ...

An experienced South Australian snake catcher has spent a week in hospital after being bitten by a lice-infested snake he was treating with a bath.

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These flying menaces lay eggs on mosquitoes and ticks, which then transfer the larvae into human skin when they bite. And guess ... heard of these insects. Head lice are the original freeloaders.

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