Failing to wash your hands after using the bathroom can result in a range of viral and bacterial conditions, such as skin, ...

The Clever Handwashing Trick That Cuts Germs Way More Than You Think originally appeared on Parade. Time to rip off a pretty gross band-aid: There are far too few of us who wash our hands as often ...

WATCH: Here's how to properly wash your hands according to a technique endorsed by the World Health Organization – Apr 13, 2016 You wet your hands, lather up with soap and rinse away the germs.

Hand sanitizer can be especially convenient for killing germs when you’re on the go or traveling. But while many hand sanitizers claim to kill 99.9% of germs, they’re not effective against ...

Only 5% of people wash their hands properly While washing your hands should be your first line of defence (and a no-brainer), there is a right way to do it. A study from Michigan State University ...

Summer is a time for sun-drenched fun. From relaxed days outdoors to packed festival fields and meals under open skies. But with the joy of the season comes an overlooked downside: a heightened risk ...

Just splashing water onto your hands and running off to watch your favorite TV show is not enough to kill the germs. For real protection, wash your hands the right way 1.

I don’t think I’ve washed my hands for 10 years. Really, I don’t really wash my hands ever,” Hegseth said. “I inoculate myself. Germs are not a real thing. I can’t see them. Therefore they’re not real ...

When it comes to fighting germs, experts recommend washing hands with soap and water. While there is research suggesting hand sanitizer is an effective way to kill germs, that may not hold up in ...

Health workers who use hand sanitizer between patients may be more likely to spread flu germs than those who take the time to wash their hands, a recent experiment … ...