Group selfies are spreading head lice infestations ,Dr.
Sharon Rink of Appleton joined a growing group of
experts who are concerned about so-called “social
media lice.”They blame ’ head-to-head contact while
taking pictures or looking at each other’s phones for
an increase in head lice infestation.
“Teenagers don’t usually get lice because they’re not
sharing hats and things like that,And lice can’t jump,
so the only way they can transmit lice is touching
their heads together, and that’s happening with all
these photos.”
People are doing selfies like every day, as opposed to
going to photo booths years and years ago. So you’re
probably having much more contact with other
people’s heads.
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