Head lice begin life as very small (about 0.5-millimeter-in-diameter ... Lice are photosensitive, meaning they shy away from light, so they’re not easy to spot without looking intently for ...

Every year, an estimated six to 12 million children get head lice. It’s something everyone dreads but Consumer Reports has some helpful advice if you think your child’s been exposed.

Lice eggs are usually referred to as nits. They are very small and may be difficult to detect. They look oval and yellowish-white and attach themselves to your hair shaft. After 6-10 days ...

Well, at least their hair. It's "super lice," and they are on the rise. Thanks to a genetic mutation, super lice are resistant to the treatments you can buy over the counter. But they can still be ...

Discover how lice affect millions of children annually and learn the best methods for diagnosis and treatment. Expert insights on managing lice and school absences.