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Your dollar bills, coins and cards are covered in germs — but they’re very unlikely to make you sick
The imaginary illness that routinely spreads on playgrounds offers some real-life lessons
It’s a great disinfectant for around your home, but not for your skin
A quick wash with soap and hot water can keep the germs at bay
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Better hygiene and medical treatment for STIs, yeast or bacterial infections can help address foul-smelling genitals
Germs spread quickly and easily, so covering your face, washing your hands and avoiding close contact are key
You can catch this highly contagious virus through contaminated food, water, droplets and more
Use a bleach solution to sanitize surfaces like doorknobs, counters, toilets and light switches
Wash your bath towels at least once a week, and washcloths at least twice a week
You can reduce your risk by not swallowing water, and showering before and after swimming
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