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Infectious disease doctors give the verdict on sharing backwash with your friends, kids or significant other.
You're probably touching it every time you go out to eat — and you really should be washing your hands afterward.
Experts reveal what workplace surfaces may be teeming with bacteria — and what you should do about it.
"After 3 days of being home with kids with the stomach bug, can’t wait to take them to school tomorrow so I can have a relaxing day of 16 back to back zoom meetings and 47 emails."
The return to class means exposure to more germs.
Sneezes produce a fluid phenomenon known as 'vortex rings'. Here's what that looks like.
The pandemic has destroyed the tradition, but it's been a long time coming.
Our eyes “may be an important route of entry to the body for the coronavirus”, said one doctor.
Contaminated particles could be propelled into the air (yes, we mean poo).
Watch this viral video as a powerful reminder of how important hand-washing is to protect against coronavirus.