a new over-the-counter drug that promises to upright your hangover. not with fins, but with fizz. bitoxin blowfish are just two of the growing anti-hangover products tried and tested by researchers who turned themselves into lab rats. i had at least 12 shots of tequila. reporter: admittedly the typical scientific protocols for testing didn t apply. i was surprised how great i felt. reporter: but the authors of a 2005 study in the british medical journal found no convincing evidence that any conventional remedies can cure a hangover. and dr. grossman doesn t exactly dispute that. it s not a cure, only a prevention. reporter: linsey davis in new york. i don t know. i wish. if it works, though, i m buying stock in the company. if it even helps a little bit. we want you to weigh in.
law after her daughters came home from a school field trip sporting blistering sunburns that sent them to the emergency room. this is jess key mihioner s daughter who was not allowed to use sun screen because the state considered it over-the-counter drug requiring docker to s note. she said it s obsud and one of whom commented on the burn didn t make an exception or let the girls call their mother for approval. the sun screen rule actually is common. although enforcement varies widely across the u.s. california is the only state that allows sun screen in schools. without a doctor s note. utah residents are fed up with the endangered species act which protects a local nuisance, the prairie dog. the animals tear up land but residents say they can t do anything about it. because prairie dogs despite the current prevalence were listed as a threatened species 30 years ago. the airport runway in parajuan
kids can only bring it themselves if they have a doctor s note. she says she knows she could have it on them before they left for school but she was unaware of the policy. they are not a negligent group people on the whole. this is so egregious and out of character. i feel like they are resting on this idea that there is nothing they can do so they don t even address it. megyn: unbelievable. the school district says it banned sunscreen because of a washington state law that regulates it as an over-the-counter drug. put the sunscreen on your kids, do it every morning. don t trust the school. now we know there is a policy. i m calling this i m rejecting self-tanners. summer of embrace the paste. join me. come on. i m putting the fair in fair and
allowed to apply sunscreen on themselves but kids are forbidden. they aren t even allowed to bring it to school. they couldn t even reapply without a doctor s note. they couldn t carry that in their backpacks that if couldn t do something as simple as wear a hat, hats are not allowed at school. reporter: this tacoma school district is not alone. in banning sunscreen because the fda regulates sunscreen as an over-the-counter drug, many states don t allow it without a doctor s note. because so many additives in lotions and sunscreens cause allergic reaction in children we have to really monitor that. reporter: it is a policy that baffles doctors. it s not like a peanut allergy or something where there is going to be respiratory problems. reporter: and seems to contradict federal regulations that teachers promote sunscreen use in school. i can t see any justification for any school to tell a child they re not allowed to apply sunscreen to protect themselves from the harmful
themselves, but kids are forbidden. they aren t even allowed to bring it to school. they couldn t even reapply without a doctor s note. they couldn t carry that in their backpacks. they couldn t even wear hats because hats aren t allowed at school. reporter: this tacoma school district is not alone in banning sunscreen because the fda regulates sunscreen as an over-the-counter drug. many states don t allow it without a doctor s note. because so many additives in lotions and sunscreens cause an allegic reaction in some children, you have to really monitor that. reporter: but it s a policy that baffles doctors. it s not like a peanut allergy where there s going to be respiratory problems. reporter: and seems to contradict federal recommendations that teachers promote sunscreen use in school. i can t see any justification for any school to tell a child that they are not allowed to apply sunscreen to protect themselves from harmful uv rays that we know cause skin cancer. ther