How to avoid and treat head lice

The video discusses head lice infestations, primarily affecting children aged 3 to 11. It explains that lice are mainly spread through direct contact with an infected person's hair, commonly occurring in places like schools and camps. Sharing personal items like combs and hats can also spread lice. The CDC recommends treating head lice with a pediculicide, a medication that kills lice and their eggs.

What age group is most commonly affected by head lice according to the text?

How is head lice primarily spread?

What are some common places where head-to-head contact occurs, leading to the spread of head lice?

What personal care items should not be shared to prevent the spread of head lice?

What type of medication is recommended for treating head lice?