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Tips for Keeping COVID-19 Out of Your Home
When it comes to preventing the spread of COVID-19, how cautious should you be about surfaces in your home, packages on your doorstep and visitors for the holidays? An infectious disease specialist explains.
3 Tips to Avoid Getting Sick From Contaminated Pools and Lakes
Bacteria, whether in swimming pools, water parks or lakes, can cause recreational water illnesses like diarrhea and skin infections. Here are three ways to lower your chances of getting sick.
Why is Pink Eye More Common In Winter?
Pink eye is more common in the winter months. Get top tips for preventing conjunctivitis.
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9 Places Germs Are Lurking in Your Kitchen
Kitchen items are frequently cross-contaminated during meal prep. Our expert outlines the top kitchen contaminators and how to make sure you don’t get sick.
How to Deal With Dirty Money and Hidden Credit Card Germs
Want to know how dirty money and credit cards are? A recent study finds 1 in 12 bank cards has fecal matter on it. Learn more of the disgusting details.
Your Comprehensive Guide to Hand Sanitizer
Hand sanitizer is back in stores. Before you rub, find out when you should use it, when to skip it and how to know if yours is recalled.
How to Stay Safe at the Gym During Cold and Flu Season
If you’re a regular gym-goer, here’s how to protect yourself from gym germs this cold and flu season.
How to Clean Your Baby’s Pacifier
Pacifiers are lifesavers for parents of fussy tots, but what should you do when it hits the floor (again)? Here’s what to know about cleaning baby’s pacifier.
How to Make the End of Summer Better and Safer for Kids
While summer is almost over, the disappointment that stems from canceled activities or not being able to see friends isn’t going away. Learn how to help your child stay safe and cope with the rest of the summer of COVID-19.
