Is there any way you’re not going to wonder if it’s head lice? Head lice are tiny bugs that attach themselves to body hair, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Ever year, an estimated 6 to 12 million children get head lice, leading to questions about missed school and work.

The first one was that not everyone can get lice, with Cailin addressing ... or hair type doesn't matter. 'If you have hair on your head, there are bugs - they don't discriminate,' she said.

With school back in full swing, it is time parents should start keeping a wary eye on their children for signs of head lice infestations. According to Doreen Swendsen, nurse for Independent School ...