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Person stretching leg in prep for a run, wearing a smartwatch on wrist

January 17, 2025/Infectious Disease

Dirty Secret: Your Watch Wristband Is Probably Home to Bacteria

Researchers found potentially harmful germs on 95% of wristbands

Someone uses a wall-mounted jet dryer to dry their hands.

November 15, 2023/Cold, Flu & Respiratory Illnesses

The Dirty Truth About Hand Dryers

Some dryers spread germs instead of removing them

October 19, 2023/Primary Care

Why You Really Should Wash Your Hands After Using the Bathroom (Every Single Time!)

Technique matters — and research suggests most of us still aren’t doing it right

Two pieces of leftover pizza sitting in a pizza box.

December 5, 2022/Nutrition

Is It Safe To Leave Pizza Out Overnight?

No! Be sure to put your leftovers in the fridge

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A double-decker sandwich made from multi-grain bread, sprouts, avocado, lettuce and tomato

March 3, 2021/Nutrition

What Are the Health Benefits (and Risks) of Eating Raw Sprouts?

Everything you wanted to know about sprouts

public lock on bathroom showing urinary incontinance

January 20, 2021/Urinary & Kidney Health

Why UTIs Happen Differently in Men and Women

The ins and outs of urinary tract infections

July 24, 2018/Infectious Disease

How Germy Is Your Kitchen Towel?

The nasty details — from E. coli to staph

January 18, 2016/Infectious Disease

How to Avoid Bacteria on Your Reusable Grocery Bags

Meats often a contamination culprit

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