new topical spray called Neon Nits

September 2002

Parents will be using a new topical spray called Neon Nits.

It dyes head lice nits bright pink. It sure makes them easier to see...but doesn't kill them.

And it sure stinks...tell parents to use it in a well-ventilated area. Spray it on LIGHTLY.

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lab tests for patients getting a statin
Cardiology Statins are now being used to prevent KIDNEY problems in patients with hypertension
Cardiology ACE inhibitors SHOULD be used in black patients with heart failure
Cardiology Diovan is now the first angiotensin receptor blocker APPROVED for heart failure
Hematology & Oncology which women might benefit from using tamoxifen to PREVENT breast cancer
Infectious Diseases The first generic for Augmentin will soon be available
Infectious Diseases People are asking how to prevent West Nile virus
Dermatology new treatments for atopic dermatitis
Stroke Aspirin is in, anticoagulants are out for acute ISCHEMIC stroke
Women's Health The marketing blitz is on for women's supplements
Pediatrics new topical spray called Neon Nits
Mucinex is now the first 600 mg guaifenesin tab available OTC
Forest is launching its new SSRI antidepressant, Lexapro
treating pathological gamblers with drugs
Does ginkgo really improve memory
drug interactions with grapefruit