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Tag: germs
Do You Know What’s Growing on Your Loofah?
A dermatologist explains why your shower loofah isn’t as clean as you think it is.
Household Cleaning Products Can Be Dangerous to Kids (and Here’s How to Use Them Safely)
Calls to poison control centers regarding household cleaners and disinfectants are up 20% since COVID-19 started in the U.S. Here’s how to use them safely and keep your kids safe.
Does Saliva Have Health Risks? 3 Ways Germs Can Spread
Did you know your mouth harbors hundreds of different microorganisms? Find out which ones can cause trouble when you accidentally share saliva.
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Tips for Keeping Your Home Clean in the Time of COVID-19
How long can the 2019 novel coronavirus live on surfaces? Could it be in my food? A family medicine physician explains what we do (and don’t) know so far.
How to Clean Up After Norovirus
The stomach flu isn’t the flu. It’s really norovirus. And it’s super contagious. Here’s the right way to clean your house if someone in your house comes down with a bout of norovirus.
Sanitize Your Mobile Phone With These Helpful Tips
Mobile phones have more germs than a toilet seat. Gross! Clean your phone daily to prevent spreading germs to others. Here’s the right way to do it.
Cough Etiquette: Why It’s So Important
If you’re sick, there are polite, considerate and safe ways to manage your symptoms, while also protecting those around you. Follow these tips for good cough etiquette.
How to Stay Healthy While Flying
Worried about the spread of germs and catching something on your next trip? Follow these 8 tips so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy your flight.
Why You Really Should Wash Your Hands After Using the Bathroom (Every Single Time!)
A new study just found that an antibiotic-resistant form of E. coli is often spread because people don’t wash their hands after using the bathroom. Head to the sink as we tell you how to properly wash up after using the loo.
