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Authors	Year	Title
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N. K. Pitman, Hernandez, A., Hernandez, E.	1987	Comparison of pediculicidal and ovicidal effects of two pyrethrin-piperonyl-butoxide agents
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S. Doss, Powell, C. A., Miller, A. J.	1991	Phenothrin lotion, the latest recruit in the battle against headlice: the results of two controlled comparative studies
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T. A. Bell	1998	Treatment of Pediculus humanus var. capitis infestation in Cowlitz County, Washington, with ivermectin and the LiceMeister(R) comb
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