"Germs, germs, germs!" she would holler if we grubbed at one another in child's play.
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" "You're afraid of germs and kids carry germs like crazy.
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Germs. Water carries lots and lots of viruses, parasites, and germs.
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Medical face masks can block some germs, but germs also linger on their surfaces.
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Deadly Germs, Lost Cures Overuse of antibiotics in livestock has given rise to drug-resistant germs.
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There are germs on the moon, we come back, the command module is full of lunar germs.
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Maddie Leber from Wilmington, N.C., also changed her opinion about germs after reading the article: Germs are literally everywhere.
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"The drivers didn't feel safe going on the bus, spreading their germs and getting germs from anybody," Tolbert said.
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Deadly germs, Lost cures The rise of Candida auris embodies a serious and growing public health threat: drug-resistant germs.
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Deadly Germs, Lost Cures American pigs are raised on a liberal diet of antibiotics, fueling the rise of resistant germs.
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But humans are resilient too, and we've known for decades about "good germs" that can resist or defeat "bad germs" in our bodies.
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Although soap and water will not kill all germs, scrubbing with soapy water should be effective in removing coronavirus and other germs from surfaces.
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He says it's not clear that germs left on smartphone surfaces transmit diseases with the same consistency as air and water-borne germs do.
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Germs cause illness, and if you're exposed to germs while you're cold, you're body is less likely to be able to fight them off.
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We are used to our own germs -- even nasty sounding ones like E-coli -- as well as the germs of those close to us.
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Research also shows that wiping your hands with a paper towel eliminates more germs than washing them alone because the friction of drying kills germs.
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Deadly germs, Lost Cures This sacred river offers clues to the spread of one of the world's most daunting health problems: germs impervious to common medicines.
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"The germs that were tested in this study are really hospital-based germs, not the kind of thing you would encounter in the community routinely," he said.
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I loathe germs, so the thought of having a water bottle that would solve the proliferation of germs and bacteria in a dark water bottle was intriguing.
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Whereas the high grade antiseptic soaps used in medical facilities actually kill germs, regular soap just sloughs it off the body, dispersing it, which is how germs spread.
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There are always germs on your hands, and, at the very least, the bathroom is a convenient place to make sure some of those germs are cleaned off.
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DEADLY GERMS, LOST CURES C. auris is a mysterious and dangerous fungal infection that is among a growing number of germs that have evolved defenses against common medicines.
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But the CDC warned consumers of this alcohol substitute because it's not as effective as alcohol itself at killing germs and may merely reduce the growth of new germs.
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Deadly Germs, Lost Cures Drug-resistant germs, including Candida auris, prey on severely ill patients in skilled nursing facilities, a problem sometimes amplified by poor care and low staffing.
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Parents, meanwhile, are much more likely to pick up these germs from their kids purely because they come into closer contact with them and have more exposure to their germs.
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Surgical masks work by blocking out germs from large particle droplets and preventing mouth-borne germs from transferring from person to person in areas of close contact like public transit.
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"Data show that they're both effective at reducing germs, but handwashing actually kills germs, but it also physically removes much dirt, debris, and spores that could make you sick," Reynolds said.
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In practical terms, a specific humidity decrease means that whenever someone sneezes out flu virus germs, those germs remain viable -- able to cause sickness in another person -- for a longer time.
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While germs are a normal part of public transportation, airplanes are especially gross, since you're sitting in close proximity to other people and there's no way to escape the germs and bacteria.
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The researchers conducted their study by introducing gut bacteria to two groups of mice: one group was raised in an environment without germs, and another group raised in an environment with germs.
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German physician Robert Koch discovered that specific germs caused specific diseases, and French microbiologist Louis Pasteur disproved the idea of spontaneous generation — meaning, germs must be passed from one source to another.
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Here, he offers his advice on how: REDUCE CONTACT WITH GERMS Bedspreads are notorious for holding germs, which is why many hotels use duvets with removable covers that are easy to launder.
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If you're looking for an alternative method of killing germs, you can try looking into a UV phone sanitizer like Phone Soap, which uses UV-C light to break down germs and bacteria.
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Here are five ways to avoid germs while traveling. 1.
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That's a lot of germs to come into your mouth.
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I guess the germs are the cost of the snuggles.
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The sanitizer heats up the dishes, killing any remaining germs.
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Researchers have found that germs do not travel far underground.
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This guy didn't believe in germs, and he hated Lister.
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Your shoes are covered in bacteria, viruses, germs, and parasites.
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They say we need to rid society of these 'germs.
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Fewer people passing by means fewer opportunities to catch germs.
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Wearing a face mask can keep your germs from spreading.
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Diamond's breakout book, Guns, Germs, and Steel, was his answer.
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But while astronauts return to Earth, their germs stay behind.
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Plus, cash is dirty, a vector for germs and disease.
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Even then I worried about the wind carrying my germs.
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Case study: Shopping centers can be hubs for spreading germs.
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Does anything challenge what you have long believed about germs?
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And even hand sanitizers aren't foolproof protections against all germs.
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Soap is more effective at removing germs than water alone.
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Wash your hands often to help protect you from germs.
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Germs sit on shared serving utensils, bocce balls, and handles.
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Each wipe kills germs, moisturizes your hands, and smells incredible.
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I've been especially worried about bringing germs into her home.
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Early antibiotics were so good that doctors simply thought they'd "conquered germs," and never considered the germs could evolve, said Dr. Frank Esper, an infectious disease specialist at UH Case Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio.
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The concern isn't just the germs I might pick up; it's the germs I might leave behind.) The same goes for staying home when you're feeling sick (for those lucky enough to have that option).
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Plus, how would they decontaminate the Loren germs off of InSight?
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And what is—Ok, maybe social media does spread sex germs.
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Clean hands help prevent spread of germs to yourself and others.
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For now, just accept those germs; let them live their lives.
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Howie's got mysophobia and won't do it because of the germs.
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How long do germs stick around after I cough or sneeze?
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Washing raw turkey is not recommended because it can spread germs.
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Do you worry about their being exposed to germs when traveling?
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A phone sanitizer that kills 99.99% of germs on their phone
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Our hands get infected because of the germs in the leather.
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Well, it is quite fun—when the germs disappear, that's good.
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Among other reasons, he reckons it's a petri dish of germs.
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Even in the best of times, there are germs on airplanes.
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This will expose your belongings to as few germs as possible.
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So those germs are still in there, and I'm still contagious.
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It's far preferable to using your hands to avoid spreading germs.
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Read This Next: Science Confirms Airplanes Are Vile Canisters of Germs
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Seven beards harbored germs that could be harmful to human health.
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You've got germs from all over the world inside those cars.
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Those germs can also wind up on pork sold to consumers.
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Disinfectants claim to kill 99.9 percent of all germs and viruses.
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Think of all of the germs inside and outside that backpack.
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But buried in the book are germs of truly useful ideas.
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Germs, for people who are healthy, really aren't a big deal.
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Those germs can also wind up on pork sold to consumers.
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So how can you protect yourself from germs when going swimming?
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Because dirty talk, unlike your dirty germs, will not spread infection.
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According to the CDC, alcohol-based hand sanitizers are effective at quickly reducing the number of germs on hands (provided the gel contains at least 60 percent alcohol), but sanitizers don't eliminate all types of germs.
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For example, resistant germs can lurk in the gut of an animal when it is killed, contaminating meat and other products, or animal waste containing resistant germs can be used as fertilizer or for irrigation on produce.
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"When you're cleansing, you're removing dead skin, germs, and bacteria," she says.
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But it's true: kill germs by cooking chicken thoroughly, not washing it.
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She said washing contaminated lettuce won't ensure that harmful germs are killed.
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Gendreau says tests show that escalators in airports are full of germs.
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But nine germs never before seen in the US were also detected.
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I'm sure I'm not the only one worried about germs right now.
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Let's get this out of the way — germs are all around us.
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Drinking the water is safe, because your stomach acid kills the germs.
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This prevents any dirt and germs from getting on my other items.
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Germs easily stick to the contact lens and can infect your eyes.
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Hand sanitizer ($225) — you'll be surrounded by germs from about 100,000 people.
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But mutations—ordinary business for germs—can change that in a blink.
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The new airflow keeps germs relatively quarantined until they are filtered out.
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It's caused by many different germs, including bacteria, viruses, and even fungi.
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"Dyson Airblades 'spread germs 1,323 times more than paper towels'," said another.
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They spread the gospel about germs, and that's how the revolution began.
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And it only takes a few individual germs to make someone sick.
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Germs could potentially live on toothbrushes for up to a few days.
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So what is the biggest source of harmful germs in your home?
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And listen to "Lexicon Devil" by The Germs while you're at it.
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Still, Schuchat said she was surprised by the spread of the germs.
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Leukemia & germs Can a germ-free lifestyle later trigger leukemia in children?
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Children are still building immunity and they pass germs around at school.
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My particular beast of burden is a fear of germs and sickness.
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No need to transfer airplane germs to your face via your hands.
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Once available, germs could one day render them ineffective anyway, Redfield notes.
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Experts say a dog's germs can actually strengthen your immune system. Bonus!
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My anxieties were always around a common theme: cleanliness, disease, health, germs.
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Overuse of antibiotics in livestock has given rise to drug-resistant germs.
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Feel free to share your information and opinion, but not those germs.
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Sunlight doesn't kill germs and physical maladies aren't cured by carbonated water.
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But I noticed multiple people exposing themselves to germs in other ways.
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Disinfecting refers to the use of chemicals to kill germs on surfaces.
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Otherwise you're just spreading germs with your gloves instead of your hands.
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Another option is to use a UV light device that kills germs.
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Here's what flyers can go on their next flight to avoid germs.
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Another commonsense measure to avoid potential germs is to avoid people altogether
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Lathering causes friction, which strips pesky germs and dirt from the skin.
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Still, a variety of resistant germs can be found in every state.
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Resistance to essential antibiotics is increasing in seven of the 18 germs.
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Additionally, some of the products might not combat germs in any form.
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So it's key to avoid coming into contact with germs as well.
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Clean and disinfect surfaces and objects that may be contaminated with germs.
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Some germs carried by rodents can cause serious and life-threatening illness.
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Trilobites Your phone is pretty much a high-tech bucket of germs.
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"It's sometimes thought that cats and dogs spread harmful germs," Fritz said.
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This trading network carried spices and precious metals and slaves — and germs.
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But where exactly do these armies of drug-resistant germs come from?
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Similar to other food-borne germs, listeria can cause fever and diarrhea.
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Do we really stand a chance of keeping our hands clean from germs?
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If you're extra worried about germs, turn on the UV-C light sanitizer.
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"They wore surgical masks so she wouldn't get their germs," says the source.
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Zap germs off your filthy smartphone with the PhoneSoap UV Sanitizer for $60.
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Gendreau says ATMs, especially in busy places like airports, are full of germs.
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This goes against the old idea that bacteria equal germs, which equal harm.
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However, alcohol-based hand sanitizers may not work on all classes of germs.
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My mom thought it was going to bring the germs into our house.
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Toddler germs are real, and this winter has not been kind to us.
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Flu germs tend to linger and hand washing can cut down our exposure.
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Most of these germs are spread by touch, sneezing, or through people's clothes.
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My personal belief is that everyday germs can help strengthen my immune system.
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The germs probably affect them the most, of course, but your poor phone!
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She even brings her own seat cover and face masks to avoid germs.
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Along with cleaning germs off your phone, this gadget simultaneously charges your device.
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Although pneumonia itself is not contagious, the germs that can cause it are.
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The hand-sanitizer humanitarian Most hand sanitizers kill only 99.99 percent of germs.
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"I'm just trying to get all the germs off of it," you say.
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Lorna Doom, the bassist for the pioneering Californian punk band Germs, has died.
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"Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies" by Jared Diamond Ph.D.
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Many are unwilling to share helmets with strangers, because of germs and stuff.
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Oh, and don't worry about germs from all this interaction with your dog.
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Would you like a few more germs to go with your rice tart?
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It takes at least 20 seconds of hand-washing to remove harmful germs.
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More on the coronavirus Your face is very vulnerable to viruses and germs.
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Also smart: ordering your own appetizers instead of sharing to avoid swapping germs.
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So the children pass those germs around, and the cycle of sickness repeats.
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But that was my parenting generation, when germs were scary but blankets weren't.
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I did this to expose my belongings to as few germs as possible.
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The key to understanding the proposal is that not all germs are bad.
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Because my husband works in a hospital, we worry about bringing germs there.
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But they don't protect healthy people from coming into contact with those germs.
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But avoid playgrounds, where germs can lurk on slides and swings, she says.
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" According to Dr. Nash, "drinking excessive amounts of water does not repel germs.
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In New York, commuters are dusting off their bicycles to avoid subway germs.
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I noticed many people taking precautions — and others unnecessarily exposing themselves to germs.
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Chemicals like chlorine and bromine are added to swimming pools to fight germs.
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Homer's is filled with germs from an assembly line worker coughing into it.
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Be sure to get into the nooks and crannies, too -- germs lurk there.
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It's full of sweaty people, grunting lifters, glaring eyes, and so many germs.
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Her mother drank nothing but vodka now; it killed the germs, she said.
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Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth after touching something contaminated with germs.
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For all cities, then, winter is the season when flu germs spread widest.
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So it's not surprising that phones can harbor lots of bacteria and germs.
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There's another group of germs, called human coronaviruses, that can make you sick.
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It also reduces exposure to germs, and is alcohol-, paraben-, and sulfate-free.
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Germs that make it into your digestive tract don't always come from food.
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Keeping patients at home is also good for containing the spread of germs.
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It floats around eating pond germs, with absolutely no interest in human brains.
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So it's likely this bug can teach its tricks to other troublesome germs.
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One involves having their entire bodies wiped down with alcohol wipes, to kill germs.
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But the airplane isn't the only place along your travel route where germs thrive.
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President Trump is notoriously paranoid about everything from germs to people poisoning his food.
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The purpose of sneezing is to clear unwanted irritants or germs from the nose.
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Their experiment helps explain just how such germs cause outbreaks of disease in hospitals.
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But where epidemiologists see more germs than a toilet seat, Tabitha Soren sees art.
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It happens when disease-causing germs or harmful toxins contaminate the food we eat.
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For tips on how to avoid airplane germs, Drexel Medicine has some remedies, here.
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Antibacterial soap doesn't have any added benefit, and may actually promote antibiotic-resistant germs.
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Germs are everywhere and you'll get exposed to them no matter what you do.
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It's sealed off with a mucus plug, which keeps out germs and other particles.
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Viewing germs as a cause of mental illness is not a particularly novel theory.
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Not to mention, dogs pick up a lot of nasty germs from the environment.
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Reduce your exposure to germs by washing your hands often, and always before eating.
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When InSight does take off, NASA wants very few Earth germs on the spacecraft.
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Some cases have originated from Zika virus while others start from germs, like Birch's.
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It turns out that germs are far smaller than the holes in those covers.
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Or have you just created a day spa for puke- and poop-inducing germs?
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But is getting rid of your toothbrush really necessary to keep germs from spreading?
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Back then, it was wrongly believed that germs couldn't travel across water, McInnes notes.
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But maybe cannabis smokers should be a tad bit more concerned about swapping germs.
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When someone sneezes, those germs can quickly spread to those in their immediate area.
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To kill germs, it needs to reach an internal temperature of 160 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The FDA first warned of their potential to transmit antibiotic-resistant germs in 2009.
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Scientists discovered that those without scruff actually housed more germs than their bearded counterparts.
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If seems that Judith Miller, in her 2001 book Germs: Biological Weapons and America's
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And, of course, hospitals and doctors' offices harbor germs especially dangerous to someone frail.
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When hens move around more freely, it is easier for them to spread germs.
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The scope of it can reach much further than germs or counting and checking.
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The contamination can spread, like the spreading of germs or radiation, Hevia tells me.
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My parents are scientists and I learned about germs at a very early age.
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My father was also concerned with germs and cleanliness, food poisoning and food safety.
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Bacteria and germs can get inside the bottle from our mouths touching its neck.
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Infectious germs are spread most frequently by airborne "respiratory droplets" from sneezing and coughing.
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Wash your hands for around 20 seconds to rinse away germs and avoid illness.
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Don't forget outerwear, gloves, and scarves that may have been exposed to communal germs.
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It was an innocent world without seatbelts and bicycle helmets and cholesterol and germs.
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Then your immune system goes to sleep, and then germs start to creep in.
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""Any surfaces touched in the course of a workout can be repositories of germs.
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Your smartphone carries more germs than a toilet seat — here's how to clean it.
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These will protect your hands from coming in contact with germs while you clean.
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Or for $80, the PhoneSoap uses UV-C light to kill 99.9% of germs.
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Most retailers accept Apple Pay and Google Pay, further reducing potential contact with germs.
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Yes. Look for sprays or wipes that promise to kill 99.9 percent of germs.
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Germs are most commonly spread by the respiratory droplets emitted from sneezing and coughing.
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The thing is, those planes carry more than people, their stuff, and their germs.
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It eliminates the manual opening, saving you energy and preventing the spread of germs.
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Keeping your phone sanitized is another smart way to keep germs off your fingertips.
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This helps establish a routine and minimize the spread of germs within the family.
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The disinfecting spray deodorizes and kills 99.9% of germs including bacteria, viruses, and mold.
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Remember to clean first, disinfect laterCleaning refers to the removal of germs from surfaces.
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Hand sanitizer, in contrast, kills most germs but doesn't remove them from your skin.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: How concerned are you about germs?
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When people stay together in shelters with large groups, it's easy to spread germs.
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Then they track countless germs into our homes on their paws, snouts and fur.
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Scope was all about, you know, this simple benefit of killing bad breath germs.
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This is the temperature recommended to kill germs that cause illness such as salmonella.
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Fear of germs meant even her mother couldn't yet visit or touch her hand.
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The most common is group A streptococcus, the same germs responsible for strep throat.
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Kissing or hugging hedgehogs can spread Salmonella germs to the face, the CDC warns.
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What new information about the global threat of drug-resistant germs did you learn?
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In even a well-maintained pool, chlorine and other disinfectants can't immediately kill germs.
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Washing can spread germs from the chicken to other food or utensils in the kitchen.
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At best, they speculated about easier exposure to germs and the possible role of stress.
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This device uses UV light to kill the germs on your "Petri dish " of smartphone.
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Interestingly, flies collected from farm stables had fewer germs than those collected from urban environments.
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Long before he became president, Trump has discussed his concerns about germs from other people.
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A recent study suggests taxis, rental cars and ride-hailing vehicles are full of germs.
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But you do want to try to avoid the germs that can make you sick.
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Once the fetus is placed inside the bag it is sealed, to prevent germs entering.
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Pesky allergens, dirt, and germs thrive around your home and they don't go away easily.
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The first germs to colonize a newborn delivered vaginally come almost exclusively from its mother.
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I am too self-conscious to eat on the subway when it's crowded (plus, germs).
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These towelettes also help you stay clean and avoid unwanted germs from fellow festival goers!
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Parasites, pathogens, germs, those were a reliable source of disease and death in our ancestry.
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Annually, drug-resistant germs infect around 2 million Americans and kill more than 20,000 directly.
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Whenever I pass a public restroom, I experience crippling anxiety over germs in my hair.
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Those who oppose double-dipping say it spreads germs from your mouth into shared food.
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With Panter came his then-wife Nicole, the former manager of local wastoids the Germs.
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"It's about time hospitals started worrying about computer viruses, not just ordinary germs," said Moe.
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The future of oral sex may involve a hell of a lot of phone-germs.
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The germs proliferate, white blood cells amass, pus accumulates, and a dental abscess is born.
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In his music, he offers to dance naked ballets and catch the other person's germs.
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If soap and water aren't available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer to kill germs.
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Alas, if you pick up food from the floor, germs are probably coming with it.
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When I was a kid, I worried about germs and the cleanliness of my hands.
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Your desk does carry germs, especially when you eat on it, like I always do.
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Q&A Q. How good are copper doorknobs at protecting patients from germs in hospitals?
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When germs reach the lungs, the immune system responds by sending cells to attack them.
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The concentration of germs on the hands afterward were quantified on a 1-4 scale.
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More than half of all people dying in the United States died because of germs.
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And the Germs actually used to call us hippies because we occasionally played slow songs.
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" He reiterated this point in his 2017 book, "Deadliest Enemy: Our War Against Killer Germs.
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These germs can pose a risk, especially for people with preexisting health conditions, she added.
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End tables, light switches, doorknobs can all become contaminated due to germs on our hands.
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But be aware that keeping any humidifier clean is vital, or it can harbor germs.
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"Alcohol is pretty effective at killing germs, but it doesn't wash away stuff," he said.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — How much do you worry about germs?
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Is there any length of time that's acceptable, or is the transfer of germs instantaneous?
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Last year, a study in Germany found that kitchen sponges were a hotbed for germs.
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The stool had not been tested for the germs before being given to the patients.
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There are more germs in men's beards than in dogs' fur, according to new research.
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Yes, bathrooms often smell and sometimes look unsavory, and it's true that they harbor germs.
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Viruses, bacteria, fungi, and other germs are microscopic, so they can slip through borders undetected.
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Experts also advise not using your phone on the subway to protect it from germs.
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If you do get on a plane, take steps to limit your contact with germs.
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Germs connect us all, and we're seeing the need to change the standard of clean.
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She even reveals an unexpected spot in the bathroom where germs love to hang out.
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Masks keep germs in by preventing sick people from coughing or sneezing into the air.
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Direct it into the crook of your elbow, to avoid putting germs on your hands.
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Surgical masks are typically used by surgeons to prevent spreading their own germs to patients.
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Many of the surfaces we touch on a daily basis harbor and can spread germs.
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We are secluded from the potential spread of germs but not separated from our learning.
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Pressure to go to the office and work while sick is one way germs spread.
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PhoneSoap claims that it can kill 99.9% of common household germs in 10 minutes' time.
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It also can suppress your immune system and make it harder to fight off germs.
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Researchers were also able to extract genetic information from ancient germs present in the gum.
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It may be that just the act of rubbing could help kill the pesky germs.
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Large gyms and franchised studios are messaging members to try to calm panic about germs.
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A photo of Mr. Cohen's dog sniffing Benjamin's nose spurred warnings about germs and bites.
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Against the weapons and the germs of an encroaching modern world, this custom has survived.
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" If those within the immigrant facilities develop cholera, "it could very easily get into the community at large," said Markel, who added that it benefits us all to not have places where disease festers because germs don't respect borders or social differences: "Germs travel.
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" Similarly, in their academic article on the persistent association of immigrants with germs, scholars Howard Markel and Alexandra Minna Stern argue that metaphors of germs and contagion are usually motivated by "ideologies of racialism, nativism, and national security rather than substantiated epidemiological or medical observations.
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The initial thought was that regular shaving might cause microabrasions that harbored more germs and MRSA-causing stuff, but further study found that it's possible the beards themselves were fighting the germs, with a sort of mystery beard microbe going around shutting things down.
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Read on for some tips on not letting a couple of germs ruin your time off.
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If they get into the bloodstream and cause an infection, CRE germs kill half their victims.
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For many germs, there's surprisingly little to nothing we know about when they peak and why.
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But the germs that cause the illness we would call a cold are viruses, not bacteria.
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Teachers must endure a minefield of different germs and diseases every time they enter their classroom.
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Yet surprisingly little is known about the specific ways in which germs are disseminated within airports.
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It may seem like a high maintenance request, but it could prevent the spread of germs.
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When drivers give rides to sick people, they're exposed to germs and the possibility of infection.
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All of those actions can help the germs on a mask's surface get into your body.
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Or the subway — an enclosed pod composed of germs and walking viruses with arms and legs.
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With a young grandson, I'm particularly concerned about all the germs he brings home from school.
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We have germs on our skin and inside our bodies, and most of them are harmless.
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So, you may spread fewer germs cleaning yourself with a bidet after going to the bathroom.
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Besides, hair is meant to act as a barrier for your nose against germs and bacteria.
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Babies born with SCID have no defense against germs — even the common cold can be deadly.
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But it's one of the most effective and easiest ways to stop the spread of germs.
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We got to play with a lot of my heroes at the time, like the Germs.
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That's especially disheartening, because foodborne germs like Escherichia coli or Salmonella are also becoming drug-resistant.
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When water's pH is too high, the disinfecting power of chlorine diminishes, allowing germs to proliferate.
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An earlier LifeBuoy billboard used samples of ten different germs to spell out the company's name.
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Not only were germs invisible, you had to use this strange contraption to even see them.
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Try as we may to avoid exposure to germs, they travel with us and on us.
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In one way or another, Germs informed everything from skate punk to Sonic Youth to Ratking.
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And skillful hackers are like germs: They tend to get in via some orifice or another.
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It's a great combo for adios-ing germs — and the remnants of any sad desk lunches.
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And unlike conventional sponges that accumulate germs, mildew, and foul odor, this one is remarkably sanitary.
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Whoosh safely cleans your phone with a simple spray that kills germs without destroying your screen.
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Mums don't usually advocate dipping fingers into open containers of food because it can spread germs.
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"I guess they think that mouthwash would 'kill' any germs that colonize the scalp," she says.
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She planned to give unwitting trick-or-treaters candy tainted with his germs, Yahoo News reported.
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This eliminates the need for any levers or buttons where germs or bacteria can be transmitted.
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PhoneSoap kills 99.99% of household germs, including E. coli and salmonella, according to the firm's website.
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Use a separate microfiber cloth for the toilet or clean it last to avoid transferring germs.
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Already, Trump was highly attuned to avoiding sick individuals and whatever germs they might be conveying.
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Locke dressed immaculately and was taught not to kiss or touch strangers, for fear of germs.
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"It kills the germs during the Russian winter," she said, when bitter weather keeps everyone inside.
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Resistant germs are often called "superbugs," but this is simplistic because they don't typically kill everyone.
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Hand washing remains the most highly-recommended method of warding off germs and preventing their transmission.
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Dr. Campbell also recommends steering clear of reusable waxes, which can spread germs and cause infection.
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A change of routine, jet lag, and unfamiliar germs or foreign food can exacerbate one's condition.
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When the virus is in the stomach – the hydrochloric acid in your stomach will kill the germs.
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Regularly clean and disinfect surfaces and objects that could be contaminated with germs (like your phone).
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People don't know about germs yet; they think the world can't be older than 75,000 years.
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They&aposre meant to keep healthcare providers from spreading their own mouth-borne germs to patients.
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It's rare that we think about just how many germs get on our phones each day.
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The report focused on the new and highly resistant germs that have yet to spread widely.
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"Some people make the choice of a new building because it's about germs," Mr. Pasalich said.
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Many parents, quite reasonably, worry about germs and dirt finding their way into a child's mouth.
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Healthcare workers need masks to protect themselves from the infectious germs they're exposed to in hospitals.
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You just played 18 holes of golf, gripping clubs that are positively awash in WASP germs.
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Being indoors means you are confined with all the germs that others around you are carrying.
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The steam technology removes germs, pollen, and dust mites, as well as pesky static and wrinkles.
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Don't wash chicken before you cook it, as doing so can spread germs to other surfaces.
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People with O.C.D. have a consuming fear — of germs, say, or, in Oliver's case, of misbehavior.
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My body just can't fight the germs of a plane filled with coughing and sneezing strangers.
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Coconut oil will not help you lose weight, lower your cholesterol, or kill germs or viruses.
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If one passenger is sick with a contagious disease and coughing those germs into the air, it makes sense for fellow-flyers to feel that the germs will simply be inhaled by everyone else on the flight, since there is nowhere else for the things to go.
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Researchers found that Dyson Airblades—those futuristic dryers you stick your hands into for a few seconds—actually spread 60 times more germs than regular hand dryers, and 1,300 times more germs than paper towels, according to the university's paper published in the Journal of Applied Microbiology.
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For kids who are old enough to understand, "it's okay to tell children that we wash our hands because sometimes germs get on our hands, and if germs get on our hands and we don't get rid of them, they can make us sick," Gurwitch told Vox.
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Then, cut down on germs by swapping out cloths every day and use multiples throughout the kitchen.
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With the UV-sanitizing base, it destroys brush germs and bacteria all while juicing up the battery.
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I saw how coming into contact with germs to build her immune system could be a plus.
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Studies show that germs can travel easily on an airplane, where people are packed together like sardines.
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Apparently the mix of permanent marker used and germs acquired in shipping could prove perilous to health.
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If you fist-bump, let it be because you're extremely cool, not because you're afraid of germs.
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Just make sure you have some hand sanitizer because fellow commuters may be full of germs. 14.
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According to the article, there were over 403 different species of germs found 14 dirty kitchen sponges.
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Signs explained that subways and subway stations were being regularly sanitized to prevent the spread of germs.
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"Regardless of where they are from, any puppies and dogs may carry Campylobacter germs," the CDC reports.
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It's about germs, not people—an ultimately rational if exaggerated response to the threat of foreign pathogens.
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The result means only that they have been exposed to tuberculosis germs some time in the past.
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But a little bit is actually good for you and prepares your body to fight off germs.
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Advice ranges from spot-cleaning jeans and never washing them to freezing them to kill any germs.
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Monty reviews in-restaurant safety measures: Blanching of veggies kills germs on the outside of the ingredients.
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Exposing children to germs means that many will become ill, and a few will become seriously so.
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Plus, I'm doing more traveling than usual this fall, and airplanes are flying tin cans of germs.
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Use hot water (130 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit) and a hot dryer cycle to kill all germs.
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"It takes all those germs to the bottom of the ocean," he said, then paused to laugh.
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He sees that as proof that germs exist, and they can be killed using these antiseptic techniques.
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Well, what if we told you there are more than 25,000 germs hanging around your phone alone?
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She's typically experienced relatively stereotypical symptoms, like hand-washing compulsions or a fear of germs and sickness.
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Antibacterial wipes like these can offer a quick wipedown that also banishes germs when you're feeling grimy.
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Unlike most of the other germs on this list, Legionella can't be spread from person to person.
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PhoneSoap Smartphone Sanitizer, $79.95, available at AmazonIf your loved one hates germs, they'll love this phone sanitizer.
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Even hedgehogs that look clean and healthy can carry salmonella germs, which show up in their droppings.
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But germs can collect the genes to resist some or all of antibiotics, creating especially deadly pathogens.
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He or she can, theoretically take them out and discard them without worrying about germs and infection.
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If you really want to scrub away the germs and grime, grab this set of nail brushes.
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Cleaning and disinfecting surfaces in your house can help lessen the community spread of germs and bacteria.
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The former means you're removing germs, but not killing, while the latter means you're actually killing them.
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In the midst of the growing coronavirus threat, Americans have quickly focused on a new enemy: germs.
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Once you've gotten the visible crumbs out of the way, it's time to start dealing with germs.
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Student Opinion Germs can cause disease and infections; they can make us sick and even kill us.
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A pandemic may be in the future, but lots of nasty influenza germs are here right now.
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Capitol officials have already started taking steps in recent days to help people fend off potential germs.
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The immune system requires repeated exposure to dirt and germs in order to develop its protective abilities.
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We should muster resources to halt the loss of good germs, and restore their diversity and population.
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Among those in demand are disinfectant robots, which cast UV lights across a room to kill germs.
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Toddlers and preschoolers, however, may be too young to understand much about coronavirus or how germs work.
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Additionally, he says the contagiousness of germs on a surface "drops dramatically" after a couple of hours.
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The solution instead contains benzalkonium chloride, an antimicrobial that kills most common germs that may cause illness.
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A large bottle of Equate Hand Sanitizer with Aloe can help kill germs without wrecking your wallet.
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We share the same planet and breathe the same air, and we also exchange microbes including germs.
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Hands can pass along germs that can cause disease, especially respiratory infections like colds or the flu.
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By 2001, the germs had begun to evolve, becoming more resistant to carbapenems and other antibiotic drugs.
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Her mother insisted that both bleach and white fabric kept the germs of the outside world away.
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Aerosol researchers have developed a technology that effectively removes disease particulates, including influenza germs, from the air.
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That just leaves germs on your hands, and it's a short step from there to other surfaces.
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Such overuse is one of the major causes of mounting antibiotic resistance as germs mutate to survive.
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Pasteurization — named, it should be noted, for a Frenchman — means heating briefly to kill off harmful germs.
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On long flights, dehydrated nasal passages can become cracked, inviting germs in for an unwanted play date.
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Plus, it includes a diode with highly-focused non-UV light that destroys germs without harming humans.
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"Hand sanitizer doesn't protect against some germs found in hospitals," like C. diff or MRSA, she said.
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The study did not compare the spread of germs in a plane to, say, a movie theater.
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Some experts estimate that phones contain 10 times the number of germs found on a toilet seat.
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All of the products, however, are nothing more than regular supplies used against common germs and illnesses.
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Letko arrived in the lab of virologist Vincent Munster, eager to work on some of these germs.
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He was diminutive, struggled with a stutter and a fear of germs, and lived with his mother.
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Germs could then enter and infect the eye, creating scarring that can damage vision and cause blindness.
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But spreading germs around Mars is not to be done indiscriminately and without careful foresight, they say.
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"The reason why is most people don't wash their hands enough to kill the germs," Gerba said.
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Cleaning and quality control were also poor, the agency said, increasing the risk of contamination with germs.
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In normal circumstances where you were worried about catching something, you'd likely try to avoid sharing germs.
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Germs became a resident band at the Los Angeles club the Masque and thrived on shock value.
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Children without enough vitamin A in their systems can't fight off diseases, and common germs become fatal.
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Few homeowners would want the shapes of fungus, germs or mold to freckle their walls or ceilings.
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My mom dated Don Bolles from The Germs, so all old punk rock I really fuck with.
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That's OK. Most of the germs that are there are harmless, and some might even be helpful.
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If a person gets into a public pool without showering, their germs enter the water with them.
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Fighting terrorism by going after the whole swath of immigration policy is like fighting germs with a sledgehammer.
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Both give bacteria and germs more exposure to our drugs, and more opportunities to adapt immunities to them.
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The culprits behind the increased risk are poo-spread germs found in sewage, Singer and his team say.
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The majority of these germs end up in the ocean via treated sewage water, which is bad enough.
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Working in central London and traveling on the Tube means I'm constantly combating pollution and other people's germs.
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Hedgehogs in particular "can carry Salmonella germs in their droppings while appearing healthy and clean," the CDC said.
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Salmonella Braenderup is a relatively rare culprit of foodborne disease, but like most Salmonella germs, it's no picnic.
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Yet babies and children are exposed to many new germs every day just by playing, eating and breathing.
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It's a category of alternative medicine founded in the 1700s, before we even knew germs were a thing.
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"We all share the water we swim in, but we don't want to share germs, pee or poop."
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The most common food-borne germs in the US are Salmonella, norovirus, Campylobacter, Clostridium perfringens, and Staphylococcus aureus.
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Somehow, the Germs found out and their bassist, Lorna Doom, and guitarist, Pat Smear, stopped by the party.
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They just don't get broken down and killed by the alcohol compounds in sanitizer like other germs do.
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The sponges we use to clean our dishes that we eat off of are completely covered in germs.
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Basically, these drops will dry out your ear canal, so that bacteria, fungi, or other germs can't grow.
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Mostly because there's a lot of germs and I shouldn't be around them if I can help it.
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And if you do sneeze, make sure you follow proper sneezing etiquette when it comes to spreading germs.
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Hutchinson; 368 pages; £20For lovers of "Guns, Germs and Steel" and "Sapiens" comes a new, deceptively simple book.
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People sick with measles can spread the disease by coughing, touching or even leaving germs behind on surfaces.
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In the body, these so-called bronchial epithelial cells work with mucous to clear inhaled germs and particles.
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We're such a germaphobe culture that we've created these super germs that are really going to hurt us.
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"Even if you rinse it and use some soap, it's not sufficient to eradicate the germs," Tierno said.
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Doggie playthings and bowls have 2x more germs than the everyday objects humans use, like forks and cellphones.
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Perfect for self-proclaimed germaphobes, this $50 device (normally $259.99) can zap away germs and bacteria left behind.
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A seat cover may look nice, but it won't significantly reduce your exposure to germs in most cases.
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"As fast as we have run to slow [antibiotic] resistance, some germs have outpaced us," Schuchat told reporters.
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Playboi Carti is in this minute's rotation, right there alongside Chet Baker, Bad Company, Kanye and the Germs.
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Plus, you can place it on the charging base to kill the germs and bacteria after each use.
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Why does she insist on washing dishes by hand when dishwashers do a better job of killing germs?
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Nightmare germs can be spread from people with and without symptoms of infection between facilities as people travel.
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For example, people whose OCD revolves around germs are frequently treated via safe, structured exposure to icky environments.
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So avoid spreading your germs in public later by gathering supplies now (except those you really don't need).
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Normally, I peruse airport stores to kill time, but not during the coronavirus pandemic — too many potential germs.
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Researchers have documented the repeated, often unfounded fears of connections between germs and immigrants throughout the 20th century.
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Thimerosal is still used to help prevent the growth of germs in vaccine vials that contain multiple doses.
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Germs won't make you sick if you leave them in the bathroom instead of taking them with you.
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If you do have symptoms, wear a mask to stop germs from your mouth and nose from spreading.
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If you're using contactless payments to avoiding germs from touching cash, it's important to keep your phone clean.
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Disinfecting surfaces that are commonly touched, such as in hospitals, schools, and religious sites, can help kill germs.
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In Episode Three of "Trump Bites" above, Trump loves washing his hands — of germs, responsibility and his critics.
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Does his primal fear of germs have anything to do with his exaggerated fear of certain foreign bodies?
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Normally, I'd be all over this toy store to kill time, but not today — too many potential germs.
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They have heated floors for cold weather and ultraviolet lights to kill germs other dogs might leave behind.
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LUMI is an excellent alternative as it comes with a base that uses UV light to kill germs.
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This one-step disinfectant and cleaner kills 99.9% of germs on surfaces, including Norovirus and cold & flu viruses.
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Even the items in your home could be crawling with germs that you didn't know you brought inside.
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PhoneSoap says it can neutralize germs that transmit the common cold or flu, and work on other pathogens.
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And even if someone is sneezing, the germs they expel are unlikely to fly more than a meter.
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Some sleep experts say the fresh air can induce a deeper slumber, while also decreasing exposure to germs.
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Another widely read but completely false post claimed that setting off fireworks would sterilize germs in the air.
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This means fewer germs get on the utensil tip, and less food ends up smeared across the floor.
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Germs, food, and grease on the paper towels can also contaminate the clean paper in the recycling bin.
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We don't know how long the germs stay on surfaces, but similar viruses can live for a week.
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The Ministry of Education even released a catchy tune to help students ward off the spread of germs.
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Having toured the research facilities of The Clorox Company, I can tell you that they know about germs.
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The Honeywell HCM350W Humidifier boasts the ability to kill 99.9% of all germs and bacteria and it's quiet.
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And for those concerned about lice and germs, a peel-off biodegradable headliner is included in each helmet.
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Q&A Q. How hot does the water have to be to get germs out of domestic laundry?
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And the purpose of the mucus in our lungs is to tangle up invading germs and prevent infections.
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If you can teach a child to not spread germs, you can also teach them about physical consent.
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But the increasingly available drugs are losing their ability to kill the germs they were designed to cure.
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Trump himself has forcefully denied the allegation, and has even cited his aversion to germs in doing so.
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So we set out to determine which positions are safest—meaning, which ones pass on the fewest germs.
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The study was also interesting in what it revealed about seat designations and passenger movement, which is important because the more a passenger moves around a plane, the greater chance they have to come into contact with germs; or if they're infected, the more chances they have to spread the germs.
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For example, the fear of disease and germs meant most people in medieval Europe rarely bathed — the idea was that dirt in your pores helped you block disease — whereas the modern fear of disease and germs is so anti-dirt there's a massive industry dedicated to anti-bacterial cleaning products.
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Nikki Tinnerello from Wilmington, N.C., thinks reports like these help us learn how to protect ourselves from potential illnesses: I think its a great thing that nowadays we are much more aware of the negative affects of germs on our body, knowing how to prevent germs and where to find them.
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Tile Mate tracker — $85.110 See Details Smartphones are a magnet for bacteria and germs, and mom's is no different.
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The RealityMicrowaves (inside and out) are swarming with germs, both from leftover food bits and our own skin contact.
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Aside from hand-washing to prevent germs transferring, people can buy antibacterial products designed for use on electronic devices.
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I'm not saying throw them in a pool of germs, I'm saying you don't have to be so particular.
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Of the nearly 400 outbreaks that could be traced to a specific source, 94 percent were caused by germs.
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Turning "play" into a giant advertisement (and, excuse me, covered in germs!) was deeply unnecessary and extremely creepy. Obviously!
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It's chock full of germs and bacteria, just sitting there festering until the next time you use it. Gross.
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When you apply your eye makeup, always use clean hands or applicators to avoid getting germs in your eyes.
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Lastly a UVC light to used inside the canals and all over to kill 99.9% of germs and bacteria.
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Although I grew up being less weary about germs than the average person, I still like to be healthy.
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Actually, we need some germs, like the "good bacteria" on our skin and in our gut, to stay healthy.
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Your loofah can pick up germs from both your body and from the surfaces it touches in the shower.
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But this Tao facial brush comes with its own UV cleaning station that kills 99 percent of all germs.
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E. coli, enterococcus, diarrheal parasites, and other germs whose effects range from annoying to deadly are spread through excrement.
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This high-quality yoga mat is made of antibacterial ultra-fine microfiber, which helps to fight germs and odors.
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But you probably don't want to touch the cups at this point because who knows what germs live there.
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When you're nibbling on your nails, you're also ingesting all the germs your hands have collected throughout the day.
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Free of harsh chemicals, cork is also naturally self-sanitizing, so it will keep germs and bacteria in check.
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Pasteur invented pasteurization and vaccines for rabies and anthrax and discovered that many diseases are caused by invisible germs.
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It is to be expected that germs can spread from China, Asia's biggest economy, to others in the region.
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Germs such as E. coli and C. difficile have been shown to spread in bathrooms via the same phenomenon.
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Double dipping and eating food after it's been on the floor for five seconds can fo' sho spread germs.
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It might silly but this is the best way to make sure germs don't end up on your smartphone.
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"They're thrown out after just one use for sanitary reasons because they can transport germs," Ware, 83, tells PEOPLE.
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"Fabric is like a housing development for germs," the executive officer in charge of new seats told the Times.
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Still in a big city like New York, you are never too far from your neighbors, and their germs.
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Once the drug gets more widespread use, germs may become resistant to it, and doctors will quit prescribing it.
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Unsurprisingly, oral germs were found on poles at mouth level, and microbes that infest the skin on hand grips.
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Buffets are a breeding ground for germs and bacteria, especially when the people handling the food aren't being sanitary.
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As a result, the patient has a lot of discomfort and worry around germs at restaurants and in foods.
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The Blarney Stone in Blarney, Ireland, is a great place if you want a stranger's germs in your mouth.
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If those germs pick up the colistin-resistance gene, doctors may be out of treatment options, health officials say.
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Avoid washing raw poultry before cooking, as germs in raw poultry juices can spread to other areas and food.
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Avoid feeding raw diets to pets, as germs like salmonella in raw pet food can make your pets sick.
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If Yali inspired Guns, Germs, and Steel, the inspiration for Upheaval was Diamond's wife, Marie Cohen, a clinical psychologist.
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It's that the crisp explanations that populated Guns, Germs, and Steel—the acorns, zebras, and continental axes—are missing.
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Researchers today think the infection set off an intense immune response that killed both the germs and the cancer.
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This little gem helps humidify your living space, protecting you and your loved ones from germs and stuffy air.
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In the community, people use hand sanitizers to kill germs that spread foodborne illness, such as listeria and salmonella.
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The mucus, meant to trap then clear out germs, instead thickens and becomes lodged, clogging airways and triggering infections.
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The manufacturer says that the system can kill 99.99% of germs in three seconds, as well as eliminate odors.
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My wife's grandfather paid to have a system installed in our heating/air system that kills germs and viruses.
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She may have planned to give unwitting trick-or-treaters candy tainted with his germs, according to Yahoo News.
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PhoneSoap's products, which kill germs on phones by bathing them in UV light, haven't been tested against COVID-19.
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Unfortunately, we wind up bringing home the world and all its germs through dirty hands, shoes, clothing, and phones.
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They tend to be suspicious about germs on her blue couch before launching into their fears of the coronavirus.
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A earlier version of this article misstated the stage name of the bassist for the punk band the Germs.
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Later on, someone else who got into the same elevator might breathe in those germs and develop the disease.
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Yep, you read that right: There are 10 times more germs on our smartphones than on a toilet seat.
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Ask for video and virtual toursMany companies have canceled open houses and tours to prevent the spread of germs.
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When you feel a sneeze or a cough coming on, covering your mouth prevents the spread of infectious germs.
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The high level of alcohol kills germs quickly and the solution is 99.9% effective in killing the contagious microbes.
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For those already with some sort of illness, wearing a surgical mask might help prevent the spread of germs.
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Hand sanitizers won't get rid of dirt, chemicals or a few types of germs, but they're better than nothing.
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As long as you have symptoms and are exposing germs to your hands or the air, you are contagious.
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Handwashing, which removes germs from your skin, remains the best way to protect against the coronavirus and other pathogens.
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The next best thing to being thereYou can't spread virus germs online, and some companies are exploring virtual alternatives.
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Only one-third of households had phones and people were afraid to touch newspapers, fearing the spread of germs.
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They lay bare the cold hard reality that humans are interconnected social creatures whose decisions — and germs — impact others.
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If they come down with an infection themselves, masks also prevent them from spreading their germs to vulnerable patients.
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They'd heard that she had developed a sort of phobia—of germs, perhaps, if not of something more abstract.
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Considering that sanitation practices likely differ between airports, security bins may be contain more germs at some than others.
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Even if you touch some nasty germs, your immune system does an amazing job of protecting you, he says.
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Personally, I was so wrapped up in the different worlds that I didn't think about germs bubbling against my skin.
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Now that scientists know atoms and germs and—yeah—anthropogenic climate change exist, they go deeper, bigger, and more expensive.
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And the six-foot distance isn't arbitrary, it's based on how far germs can spread when someone coughs or sneezes.
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Not surprisingly, he finds a lot of germs, but the results are probably not as intuitive as you would assume.
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"Breastfeeding helps boost a child's immune system by providing antibodies and immune globulins that fight germs," Rosenfeld added by email.
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"The probiotics found in yogurt help to keep our intestinal tracts free of disease-causing bacteria and germs," says Rumsey.
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Initial tests of victims' stool for other common foodborne germs, such as norovirus, Salmonella, and E. coli came back negative.
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A handful of human studies suggest oil pulling can combat bad breath and germs about as well as normal mouthwash.
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In other words, people colonized with these germs may spread them, a la Typhoid Mary, without ever becoming sick themselves.
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Researchers created a computer model meant to estimate how often foodborne germs from dairy products sicken and hospitalize Americans annually.
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Clorox knows a thing or two about killing germs and they made life much simpler when they introduced disinfecting wipes.
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Who wouldn't rather tap an app and not fidget in a sterile-feeling waiting room crawling in everyone else's germs?
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Even before penicillin was introduced in 1943, staphylococcus germs had genes that would have made them resistant to its effects.
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The third on the list, carbapenem-resistant enterobacteriaceae, is a family of germs that include Klebsiella and E. coli bacteria.
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We all know touching people exposes us to germs, maybe diseases and definitely weird sweat, but we do it anyway.
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"This is a set up for certain germs, bacteria, or fungus to overgrow and make an infection," Dr. Voigt says.
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And wash the container with warm, soapy water to get rid of any germs that could spread to other foods.
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A high five may not fly in business settings, but it can transfer half as many germs as a handshake.
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Study after study demonstrates that your phone is awash in funky germs; some have more bacteria than the average toilet.
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But you should limit exposure to pathogens, or germs that can cause disease (think: E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus, salmonella, norovirus).
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We also tested BuzzFeeders' smartphones for germs and found things like E. coli and methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA.
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"We're close to the family but we're also like, the less germs around a newborn baby, the better," she said.
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This STAT News piece served as a wake-up call to anyone who's gotten complacent about MRSA and other germs.
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It can also spread if someone comes into direct contact or shares germs by touching the same objects or surfaces.
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In general, there wasn't much you could do until the concept of germs was introduced and the hygiene revolution begins.
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The US tightly restricts dangerous experiments with germs and toxins that might be tempting weapons for bioterrorists, called Select Agents.
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By contrast, good microbes in our mouths check the growth of harmful germs, ultimately paving the way to better health.
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Here's what the evidence says about how well those remedies work for killing germs, boosting your immune system, and more.
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Cleaning their toys and supplies is also recommended, but also do this in the kitchen, where the germs can spread.
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PhoneSoap kills 99.9% of common household germs, including bacteria that leads to E.Coli, Salmonella, Staph, Flu, and the common cold.
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Foam soaps may be a bit more fun to dispense than liquids, but that doesn't mean they kill germs better.
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They also found: 25% of the tested germs had genes that allow them to spread to other types of bacteria.
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These people might focus their real fear of death on smaller and more manageable threats, such as spiders or germs.
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Heidi Klum has someone who knows a thing or 2 about germs rooting for her -- fellow "AGT" judge Howie Mandel.
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Samsung says it will sanitize your phone with UV-C light to kill germs and bacteria, much like Phone Soap.
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"You always have to be conscious in a city like this about germs, no matter what's going around," she said.
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The experts I consulted advised against visiting indoor playgrounds and museums right now because they could harbor so many germs.
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Germs were discovered at the end of the nineteenth century, and facial hair was subsequently condemned as unsanitary and uncivilized.
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The rise of drug-resistant germs, caused by overuse of antibiotics, is one of the world's most nettlesome health predicaments.
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The samples were found to harbor the same dangerous germs found in the patients, known as multi-drug-resistant organisms.
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This intense exposure to kids' germs is compounded by the fact that young parents are often tired and worn out.
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But it can spread germs to hands, work surfaces, clothing and nearby utensils or food, a process called cross contamination.
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What, if anything, can we do to minimize our exposure to germs when we have to relieve ourselves in public?
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The children received first-class nutrition and medical care, but they were barely touched, to minimize their contact with germs.
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Families are often exposed to germs around the same time, so it's common to have household infections overlap, he noted.
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It's like a liquid antibacterial blanket that coats your insides and protects them from infection, germs, dust, dirt and allergens.
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With demand for hand sanitizer so high, not all products are equally effective at killing germs and keeping us safe.
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A sprinkle of foot powder like Gold Bond between workouts can also absorb sweat and keep nasty germs at bay.
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Door handles, kitchen counters, tables, phones, and other commonly touched surfaces function as somewhat of a breeding ground for germs.
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It's the photo that glows the least, because there are so few germs for the Glo-Germ to cling to.
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Placing your personal items in multiple bins, which are also used by other travelers, means more exposure to potential germs.
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I saw something yesterday that claimed germs only live on, like, a phone for [redacted] and same for a keyboard.
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Sentosa is almost certainly Asia's safest and most antiseptic beach resort — no small consideration for those who obsess about germs.
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Studies have shown that fuel pumps may carry up to 11,835 times the germs of the average public toilet seat.
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In his research, Gerba found that vans carry more germs than standard cars because vans typically ferry around more passengers.
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It wasn't until Pasteur came along that people began to think about these microbiological elements, the unseen life of germs.
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Water droplet-borne germs spread viruses like the cold, flu, and coronavirus by entering through our mouth, nose, and eyes.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, hand sanitizers must be at least 60% alcohol to kill germs.
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Highmark Advanced Hand Sanitizer, Aloe helps kills germs with 65% ethyl alcohol while aloe and vitamin E protect your skin.
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Handwashing, which removes germs from your skin, remains the best way to protect against the novel coronavirus and other pathogens.
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As you know, the COVID-19 pandemic has people frantically looking for soaps, disinfectant products and anything that'll kill germs.
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Men who did body hacking and rode motorcycles and owned guns and were nonchalant about germs and infection and injury.
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I am anxious about: insects, germs, disease and mortal injury and death, messy rooms, being late, not honoring my commitments.
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PhoneSoap 3 uses UV-C light to kill 99.9% of the germs you're most likely to find on your phone.
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The one downside is that there isn't much proof available that Whoosh actually kills all the germs on your phone.
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The little germs or whatever that cause sexually transmitted infection don't lively solely within semen, convenient as that may be.
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The best disinfecting cleanersIf there's one reason to keep your home clean, it's to protect against the spread of germs.
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And exposure to a rich array of indoor germs may actually be salutary, helping stave off a variety of illnesses.
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WHO officials said it's transmitted through human contact, in droplets through sneezing or through touching germs left on inanimate objects.
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WHO officials said it's transmitted through human contact, in droplets through sneezing or through touching germs left on inanimate objects.
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The CDC estimates that 1 in 85033 antibiotic-resistant infections in humans are caused by germs from food and animals.
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Listeriosis can cause a variety of symptoms, depending on the person, including fever and diarrhea similar to other foodborne germs.
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When the days get shorter and the germs run rampant, they start to see more users checking out their services.
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Other self-cleaning toilet ideas have focused on liquid cleaners or UV light to get rid of germs and stains.
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A study last year identified lingering, infectious germs on about a third of the surfaces at 16 different fitness facilities.
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Alcohol kills germs, which is why it's also the main component of other commonly abused household products such as mouthwash.
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Phones carry a ton of germs, but who has the patience to take time out of their days to clean them?
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By keeping your favorite catch-and-carry clean, you'll avoid unwanted germs gathering inside (and be able to find things easier!).
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But oftentimes, flooding can overwhelm already overworked systems, leading to tons of untreated sewage and lots more germs entering the environment.
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In the interest of recovering (and avoiding spreading my germs around the office), I need to take a sick day today.
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Aqua Flosser Rechargeable Water Flosser — $33.99 with promo code PREZDAY15 See Details You brush your teeth to get rid of germs.
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Because pet rodents can shed germs and contaminate areas where they roam, make sure their cages are properly secured and safe.
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At this point, though, none of the longhorned ticks tested by the CDC have been found to carry any germs themselves.
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And Ginkgo works with the US Department of Defense to custom-design bacteria for probiotics that can treat antibiotic-resistant germs.
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Sure, now my daughter doesn't get sick as often due to daycare germs, but there are random days off from school.
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As it turns out, Romney really was just practicing good hygiene and trying to spare his staffers from catching his germs!
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That said, we seem to be especially squeamish about the germs we encounter out in the world, particularly on public transportation.
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Hsu explained that those germs that already live inside and around us are pretty good at keeping "bad" bacteria at bay.
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Health experts are recommending that you make sure to handle raw chicken in ways that help prevent the spread of germs.
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But what is actually the best way to clean your hands and protect yourself against germs that can make you sick?
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"Raw ground beef should be handled safely and cooked thoroughly to kill germs that could cause foodborne illness," the CDC said.
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Why would I waste my time worrying about some microscopic germs when I could put that time into changing the world.
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Have you ever thought about the number of germs that are probably on your phone at the end of the day?
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The disease thrives in people who live in crowded conditions, inhaling one another's germs, and the bacterium dies quickly in sunlight.
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The wax covering your dirty earbuds is harmless, but it can make the inside part sticky so it traps more germs.
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They keep your clothes separated from gross germs on the bottom of your shoes and prevent your shoes from getting scuffed.
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The duck's fur shell also comes off so kids can wash and keep the duck clean from hospital germs and bacteria.
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No wonder people think it's full of germs if it spends half of its life trying to escape down the drain!
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And this chain of events is more likely in those who had little exposure to germs and bacteria in early childhood.
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Parents who fret about their children playing near power lines might keep them indoors—away from dirt, germs and each other.
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The medieval archer scene, for example, uses a "Most Wanted" poster to explain how the immune system recognizes and remembers germs.
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According to Philip Tierno, author of The Secret Life of Germs, your carpet could house about 200,000 bacteria per square inch.
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Yet the germs causing these infections are becoming less susceptible to these drugs, and infections do not always go away easily.
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I have this irrational phobia about unseen germs, and although it's largely under control, some things just really set me off.
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One of the students wants to try some salad but I only brought one fork and don't want to share germs.
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Organic varieties carry a more diverse community of germs than the conventional and so could be healthier for us to eat.
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"One of the best ways to prevent the spread of germs like C. auris in healthcare settings is good hand hygiene."
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"Removing germs through hand washing therefore helps prevent diarrhea and respiratory infections and may even help prevent skin and eye infections."
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That adults with pneumonia usually infect no one else, while toddlers readily spew out the same germs — often at their grandparents.
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The hospital was ahead of its time because the staff understood the importance of cleanliness in stopping the spread of germs.
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Chlorine is essential for pool safety because it kills dangerous germs, but it can have some side effects of its own.
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After 15-30 minutes, the tablet dissolves and wipes out stains, germs, and residue so your bottle is squeaky clean again.
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Some exposure to germs, the argument goes, may help program a child's immune system to fight disease, rather than develop allergies.
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We stripped our wet shoes and left them by the door, after hosing them down with chlorine to kill the germs.
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Laura, who reaches instantly for the Lysol, is horror-struck: so many germs all over her hands, all over her belongings.
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No one wants to visit a fast-food chain with a grubby dining room and unknown germs lurking in the kitchen.
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It seems like so many people give away their best ideas or they share these germs of ideas on the internet.
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It's usually not about a fear of germs or contamination—known as mysophobia—but rather an obsession with protecting personal space.
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I would make the germs move more when they get caught, so they'd grab their faces and fall down and disappear.
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With a box of paper Kleenex Hand Towels, multiple people can share a bathroom without sharing their germs after hand washing.
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"Chances are that you are not effectively removing all the disease-causing germs that are lurking on them," Borwein tells Insider.
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She's delivering 14 pastry boxes this weekend (she plans to leave them on porches in sealed plastic bags to avoid germs).
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Almost all kinds of germs that cause sexually transmitted diseases will die very quickly, even if they were on a surface.
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Kids in wealthy countries lack exposure to allergens and other germs that aid in developing a healthy and functioning immune system.
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Also, I was paranoid that all the kids running around would step on my daughter or touch her and transmit germs.
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When you turn on the faucet, the soap takes those now loose flecks of dust and germs down the drain. Whee!
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That's because if you or other bathroom users have lingering hand germs, they'll get blown all over the bathroom by dryers.
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"Most viruses and other germs do not spread easily on airplanes," according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's website.
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The CDC and Dr. Cioe-Pena recommend using one with at least 60% alcohol content to best protect yourself from germs.
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Actress Kristen Bell posted a photo on Instagram of her mom's hands, lit up with UV-light to show the germs.
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And remember, even after the song is over, take the time to dry your hands thoroughly — new germs flourish in moisture.
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Given the fact that most jewelry contains multiple surfaces and small crevices, germs can easily stay hidden on rings and bracelets.
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Considering the heightened awareness around germs in the current climate, leaving our nails and cuticles alone is more important than ever.
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Germs that instead land on your hands can easily be spread to door knobs, elevator buttons and other high-traffic surfaces.
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Find a lengthy list of the bacteria, fungi, and germs it kills, and how long it takes to kill them, here.
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You can also use a UV sanitation device, which beams UV-C rays at your phone in order to kill germs.
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The greeting is an alternative to handshaking, which could spread germs including the novel coronavirus from one person to the next.
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Ben Sickle, New York City, N.Y., Bowdoin College Dorm living exposes you to more germs than your body has ever seen.
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The high temperature means it works faster than ironing and allows it to freshens clothes killing up to 99.9% of germs.
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The 248 report estimated that 2000 million Americans were infected with antibiotic resistant germs annually, leading to at least 218,23 deaths.
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That shouldn't be surprising because germs and bacteria are everywhere: on doorknobs, subway seats, staircases, your cat, your dog, your face.
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He believes antibiotics administered to an infected patient are not the only way to fight superbugs or other germs and viruses.
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Furthermore, studies show that hand sanitizer isn't as effective as hand washing to make germs like C-Diff and norovirus inactive.
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A. Yes, using some kind of barrier to avoid getting germs on your hands will help prevent germ transmission, researchers say.
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While he has shown little interest in health or science policy, he has often spoken of his extreme revulsion to germs.
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They're primarily meant as a physical barrier to keep healthcare providers or sick people from spreading their own mouth-borne germs.
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Many disinfectants are capable of killing off 99.9% of germs, which is another way of saying that none are 100% effective.
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I worried that someone with no immunity to our lifestyle, physically or mentally, was now being exposed to all our germs.
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We also used more hot water while washing and higher temperature settings in the drying cycle, all good for killing germs.
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As if that weren't enough, underwear can harbor E. coli, and kitchen towels are prime breeding grounds for salmonella and other germs.
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Howie explained why fearing germs is not a good alibi for the alleged sexual act detailed in the totally unconfirmed Russian dossier.
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Your house may be dirty, but at least the germs there are yours and you know where all your rags have been.
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And if that doesn't do it, pathogens also spread through the air, so just coughing or sneezing introduces germs into your workplace.
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The CDC says more than two million people are infected by drug-resistant germs each year, and 23,000 die of their infections.
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Just released in November 2019, the Pro has twice the bulbs and can kill germs in half the time (just five minutes).
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Yet certain strains of Enterobacteriaceae have developed resistance to these powerful drugs; in other words, the antibiotics no longer kill these germs.
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"These germs are invisible, so touching them or even being around the areas they roam in, people can get contaminated," she says.
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The researchers performed three different experiments that showed the link between the germs in the gut and the disease in the brain.
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"But she is taking immunosuppressant drugs that make her very vulnerable to germs and disease so she has to be so cautious."
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Stork says a new study found that those in the aisle get the most exposure to germs and sick passengers and crewmembers.
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With those numbers on the rise, a few theories are being explored, including one linked to Western society's obsession with fighting germs.
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"Just a small number of Crypto germs can make someone sick," said Michele Hlavsa, chief of the CDC's Healthy Swimming program, said.
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Petting zoos in particular, she added, provide plenty of opportunities for visitors to come into direct and indirect contact with these germs.
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Screenshot: Jam's Germs (YouTube)James Weiss is a linguistic quality assurance software tester, but his true passion is studying single-celled eukaryotes.
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When paired with your favorite cleanser and a splash of water, its silicone bristles can remove up to 99.5 percent of germs.
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And the most widely used diagnostic test requires a person to search for TB germs through a microscope, using the naked eye.
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In a similar vein, Jared Diamond's "Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies" reset thinking on what explains economic growth.
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The technique replaces a defective version of a gene the body needs to build cells that seek out and destroy invading germs.
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The aforementioned study found that most germs ended up on smartphones because folks weren't properly washing their hands after using the bathroom.
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Ready to fly away from flu germs and get some much-needed R&R in the form of salt air and sunshine?
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" At the start of Guns, Germs, and Steel, Diamond identifies Yali as a "local politician" who had "never been outside New Guinea.
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Be afraid, warn doctors and clinicians who identify super germs such as this mysterious fungus as "urgent threats" (The New York Times).
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Globally, hospitals use isopropyl or ethyl alcohol-based disinfectants, such as hand rubs, to prevent patients from becoming sick from many germs.
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Steam cleaners have extreme heat that can kill germs, bacteria, mold, dust mites, and yes — even pests like fleas and bed bugs.
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Our priestly garb turns out to harbor quantities of bacteria, including the hospital-associated germs we try to keep away from patients.
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Killing off the germs that naturally occur in milk doesn't just change the way it tastes—it also contributes to its impoverishment.
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"When you're cleansing, you're removing dead skin, germs, and bacteria," Francesca Fusco, MD, an NYC-based dermatologist, told us back in January.
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I didn't feel safe for weeks; every day I thought obsessively about the germs that were still present, waiting to infect me.
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Some were even opting for the buffet-style takeout, which I thought was on the riskier side in terms of spreading germs.
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The coffee giant clearly feels minimizing contact between employees and customers -- less customer-to-employee cup exchange -- will help stop spreading germs.
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Getting to them requires walking through the aisle of the plane, which will also expose you to germs, according to Business Insider.
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If you're going to use a gel, applying it correctly can make sure you're killing the max amount of germs, says Anegawa.
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Hand sanitizer's rise comes on the tail of millennials supposedly killing bar soap, which many apparently consider disgusting and full of germs.
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This is because hand sanitizer doesn't remove dirt, grease, some chemicals, and several types of germs, including cryptosporidium, norovirus, and Clostridium difficile.
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This isn't the first time in history a leader has stoked fears among the public by linking outsiders to germs, of course.
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The phenomenon is known medically as coinfection and occurs when two germs, in this case viruses, cause infections at the same time.
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The increased space between the matches helps stop the fire from spreading, just as social distancing will help stop germs from spreading.
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But if we wash our hands and then suddenly switch back to our phone, we're exposing ourselves to germs all over again.
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Several studies, including one published by the U.S. National Library of Medicine in 2017, have suggested phones can contain lots of germs.
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So what would motivate dozens of well-educated Britons to swallow a vial full of the germs that made Typhoid Mary famous?
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"You betcha OCD, baby, but if that keeps the bodily fluids/germs off of me, then it's so well worth it folks!"
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Your devices might be all that's keeping you sane during your self-isolation but, as we all know, they're magnets for germs.
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The respiratory disease spreads through human-to-human contact, droplets carried through sneezing and coughing as well as germs left on surfaces.
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A 2017 study published in the journal Germs found a host of bacteria, viruses and pathogens on 27 phones owned by teenagers.
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Clorox Toilet Bowl Cleaner with Bleach Toilet bowl cleaner disinfects by killing 99.9% of germs, dissolves stains, and removes dirt and grime.
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Clorox Disinfecting Bio Stain & Odor Remover is a bleach-free stain and odor remover that uses hydrogen peroxide technology to kill germs.
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Purell, for example, is currently dealing with a shortage, leaving consumers in search of lesser-known sanitizing brands that can kill germs.
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Purell Advanced Aloe Scent Hand Sanitizer contains 70% ethyl alcohol and is 99.9% effective in killing germs to help protect your hands.
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It carries 10 times the number of germs a toilet seat does, so don't expect your phone case to be any cleaner.
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But the recipe the pharmacy posted appeared to be inverted, instructing people to use far too little alcohol to actually kill germs.
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All kinds of germs can live on your phone, but it's still a delicate piece of tech you want to clean carefully.
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The parcels are shipped from Osaka in Japan, and Homer's is filled with germs from an assembly line worker coughing into it.
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The practice is an easy way to prevent the germs that our hands touch in communal areas from reaching our mucous membranes.
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Because of the continuing overuse of antibiotics on ourselves, our farm animals and even our fruits, we've created some really nasty germs.
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"Second babies love germs," the mom of two wrote along with another video of Banks splashing around in their dog's water bowl.
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Each wipe kills germs, smells incredible, is non-toxic, moisturizes, and is perfect for keeping other people's cooties away on the go.
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Keep a separate pair of boots and clothes to use in the coop, so you don't carry germs back into the home.
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But bathrooms are exposed to the worst of you on a daily basis, and those germs aren't going to clean themselves up.
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Michael, an Uber driver in Washington, DC, said he's been "cracking the window on rides" in an attempt to avoid catching germs.
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Lysol, Clorox, and similar products have long been touted as having the ability to kill 99.9 percent of germs, often on contact.
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Stop the spread of germs: Cover your nose and mouth when you cough or sneeze; avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.
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Out of that research came Clorox Disinfecting Wipes as a simple way to tackle germs on most hard surfaces in our homes.
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The overuse in both humans and livestock is giving dangerous germs more opportunities to evolve and outsmart drugs designed to kill them.
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For instance, Chipotle said on its latest earnings call that it had started blanching bell peppers in an effort to kill germs.
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"I do feel like some germs are OK." Danger zones Kids are most likely to get colds in the fall and winter.
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Federal officials on Tuesday ended a moratorium imposed three years ago on funding research that alters germs to make them more lethal.
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It speeds up the process, totally negates dryness, doesn't clog pores, and keeps me from touching them anymore and introducing more germs.
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Or are the germs just sitting inside the patients themselves, waiting for their hosts to weaken enough for them to take over?
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It is resistant to many antifungal medications, placing it among a growing number of germs that have evolved defenses against common medicines.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: — How concerned are you about Candida auris and about drug-resistant germs in general?
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Aside from sending lingering germs packing, the Bissell PowerFresh is especially convenient for getting out those mysterious, tough dried-on spots and stains.
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You can also cross-contaminate surfaces and foods with germs from your hands when switching between cooking the raw turkey and other dishes.
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So this actually increases the risk of germs from the raw turkey spreading to other areas or foods, which can make you sick.
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Some of the germs identified in the studies they reviewed included the bacteria Escherichia coli, the Hepatitis A virus, and the parasite Cryptosporidium.
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One moment you're happy and hygge, the next you're trying to stifle a cough so it doesn't spray germs all over the bar.
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These germs can travel six feet, according to a PLOS One study — enough to reach the coworker in the next desk or cubicle.
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While the main reason to use a disinfecting wipe is to kill germs, Clorox Ultra Clean Disinfecting Wipes also offer excellent cleaning capability.
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In sepsis, germs trigger a cascade of immune system reactions that can lead to plummeting blood pressure, organ failure, tissue damage, and death.
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Instead, just stop and consider the irony of that one: the germs, the hopes, the spills, and humanity and humility of that room.
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Attention bosses: Your mood plays a big role in the office Germs aren't the only thing that can spread quickly in the office.
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They like to stay close to their mamas, and exposure to germs in the first few weeks of life can be extraordinarily dangerous.
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She said that commercialized stuffed toys in the form of germs and viruses have become popular and she's received a few as gifts.
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If you are sick or forget to wash your hands after using the bathroom, those germs will end up all over the keys.
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This is your body's way of trying to stop the germs from spreading by trapping them in your snot and flushing them out.
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Because so many people use those bins with their already-germy hands, the researchers said, it's easier for those germs to cycle around.
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Trump himself has forcefully denied it, citing his well-known fear of germs, and the president's supporters have called the whole dossier bogus.
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You're concerned about the germs your friend might be ingesting, and the fact that she routinely gnaws at her fingertips until they bleed.
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The steps include moving the chopping of tomatoes and lettuce to a centralized location and blanching onions to kill germs before they're chopped.
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"I can still see the 'Germs burn' on my wrist from when I was 14 years old," Laura Jane Grace wrote on Twitter.
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But there is enough overlap between the ISS germs and their pathogenic Earth cousins to warrant careful attention to the microbiome going forward.
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Thanks to these pesky scientists, we now know that one of the most ubiquitous drink garnishes used in restaurants is rife with germs.
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Turning on an air vent increases air circulation and can move germs away if you're sitting next to someone who might be sick.
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CRE, which stands for carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae, is the most fearsome family of germs because it is resistant even to last-resort antibiotics.
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Since hospitals are incubators of dangerous germs, if you end up in one, try to get out as fast as you possibly can.
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After the Apollo 11 astronauts were safely back on Earth, NASA quarantined them for 21 days in case they'd brought back moon germs.
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Those subway poles you avoid touching because you're convinced they are covered with harmful germs may not be as dangerous as you thought.
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The CRE germs usually strike people receiving medical care in hospitals or nursing homes, including patients on breathing machines or dependent on catheters.
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Cough into the crook of your elbow, not into the palm of your hand, so you won't spread germs when you touch things.
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I can't handle germs at all but when you have a young kid, you have to try to let some of that go.
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When you dunk your head in the pool, water enters the ear canal, and can bring a whole lot of germs with it.
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His tip for avoiding germs in hotel rooms comes from his brother, Justin, who always puts the TV remote in a plastic bag.
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Howie Mandel likes to keep his head shaved because he says it helps him deal with his mysophobia (fear of germs) and OCD.
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Cleaning Kit, $16.99, available at AmazonPhones are breeding grounds for germs, so a good cleaning kit is both a thoughtful and practical gift.
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Doctors and other employees can carry dangerous staphylococcus germs in their noses or throats, feeling just fine and yet spewing them on patients.
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It's especially dangerous because, unlike many other germs, it can grow in the cold temperature of a refrigerator or a food processing plant.
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The notion that isolating yourself from germs can backfire on you by handicapping your immune system is what researchers call the hygiene hypothesis.
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This may be especially true of people with skin picking disorder, she speculates, because of its association with blood, scabs, germs and infections.
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"We are always focused on prevention of the spread of germs on campus and will be cleaning tomorrow," a spokesperson told the station.
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The UV-C germicidal short wavelength, ultraviolet light breaks apart the DNA of bacteria and germs leaving it unable to harm or reproduce.
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Bacteria and germs can live on fabric surfaces for days and regular washing, especially in cold water, won't take care of every problem.
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If all kids seem healthy, you'll still want to limit the spread of germs, because people may be contagious before they show symptoms.
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Opt for a window seat because they are exposed to fewer germs than the seats closer to the aisle, according to Business Insider.
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"Don't kiss or snuggle hedgehogs because this can spread salmonella germs to your face and mouth and make you sick," the agency warned.
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On the one hand, having to take regular trips to the bathroom faucet to clean ourselves of germs is annoying and a disruption.
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Deadly germs, lost cures The mysterious infection has appeared at hospitals around the world, but few institutions or families have discussed their experience.
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They are jammed into crowded, unsanitary conditions, coughing, sneezing and exchanging germs by licking holy shrines in hope the epidemic will spare them.
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I also ate breakfast before I went to the airport to avoid additional human contact and germs that linger in airport food courts.
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The fun events he had to skip because he was having yet another surgery and couldn't be exposed to potential germs or illness.
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Make sure to also occasionally clean the case of your Galaxy Buds, as germs can lurk there and quickly transfer to your earbuds.
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Some brokers are steering clear of rentals, as owners are worried that renters will infest their homes with germs and possibly never leave.
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According to the company, it kills 99.9% of common germs, including Staphylococcus aureus, Salmonella enterica, Escherichia coli O157:H7 and Influenza A virus.
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As go-to hand sanitizer brands like Purell experience shortages, consumers are looking for other options to kill germs amidst the coronavirus outbreak.
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Alcohol-free sanitizers that rely on other ingredients are not effective in killing the type of germs that can cause norovirus and coronavirus.
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Cash is notoriously covered in germs; studies suggest that paper bills can contain bacteria and viruses, plus lead to the spread of disease.
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With so much fear about getting sick and spreading germs, shopping malls are getting hit hard with even less foot traffic than usual.
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So hopefully, I am able to prevent a lot of illnesses by disinfecting surfaces especially when I go on airplanes … filled with germs.
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She would ask visitors to wear white shirts, believing they were less likely to carry germs into the house and imperil her son.
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This suction cup spoon rest solves the age-old problem of where to leave our cooking utensils without getting them caked in germs.
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Bacteria and germs can live on fabric surfaces for days, and regular washing, especially in cold water, won't take care of every problem.
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In clubs, and on the Warped Tour in 2006 and 2008, Germs performed for a younger, more well-behaved generation of punk fans.
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Hotel hot tubs are great places for bacteria to fester, but most of those germs can be defeated by a healthy immune system.
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Yet as Gilderoy is reluctantly seduced into the dubious pleasures of grand guignol entertainment, "Studio" plants germs that fester disturbingly in the imagination.
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"As for the coffee and tea, it does get very hot, and I like to think that kills all the germs," she said.
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Something about the public spaces, lack of real bathrooms, and recirculated air seems to make airports and planes a petri dish of germs.
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She's also hosted a popular weekly local club with erstwhile Germs drummer Don Bolles called Club Ding-a-Ling (now Ye Olde Hushe Clubbe).
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You can imagine, for example, people who might not like the idea of all the germs that invariably come with popular car-sharing services.
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Fresh tattoos can create an opening for germs to invade the skin, and immunocompromised people are already more vulnerable to these types of infections.
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In what world is greeting someone by transferring germs from your mouth to their cheeks and leaving them drenched in your sticky saliva acceptable?
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Children with compromised immune systems can't have used plush toys, which can carry germs, says Mischa Peterson, child life specialist at Cleveland Clinic Children's.
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The CDC also advises washing hands with soap and water and covering your cough or sneeze, standard practices to reduce the spread of germs.
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Doctors say you definitely want to one before Thanksgiving, when you are likely to see more people, travel and be exposed to more germs.
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Max Bergman from Wilmington, N.C., though, remained unconvinced: What doesn't kill you makes you stronger, and that about sums up my thoughts on germs.
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And sure, many germs from animals are harmless so you don't need to panic about them, but zoonotic infections can make people very sick.
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I want to be able to open my window in the spring without worrying that the germs from their droppings will enter my room.
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The primary purpose of a surgical mask is, contrary to popular understanding, to keep germs in and other matter, like blood or dust, out.
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They imagine fantastical outbreaks they'd fight: in one of these imagined scenarios, medieval archers defend a castle against an troll-like army of germs.
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In the dish was a crumpled tissue—and inside the tissue were, allegedly, the germs of a sick person who had sneezed into it.
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Plaque and germs don't stand a chance against the Platinum Sonic Toothbrush, which gently scrubs your teeth at an impressive 40,000 strokes per minute.
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Equipped with this knowledge, NASA can now study the potential effects of these germs on human health and the structural integrity of the ISS.
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Freshly harvested organic apples shelter a more diverse bacterial community than conventional -- about 40% more categories and orders of germs, according to the study.
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Medicine brought us the knowledge of germs, which led to improved sanitation and the discovery of antibiotics, extending the human life expectancy by decades.
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The germs and debris sent flying by the robobaby's crawling was made visible by a nifty laser device, and nearby filters collected air samples.
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This is so strange to us today, because you can think about the crevices in which these germs could gather, in these carved saws.
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Because she allowed the surgery to go forward, it was like she was giving her acceptance to antisepsis and the idea that germs existed.
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Covering the bristles may make it easier for germs to settle on them; and in that dark, moist case, they are likely to thrive.
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Having a small vial of antibacterial gel or wipes will help you kill any germs in your area before you even come in contact.
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New York City, a major travel hub, can be among the first to face new germs and be forced to consider new policy positions.
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A fellow like this, who has been exposed to all these germs and horrible bio-contained viruses, has to take a lot of vaccines.
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It's best if you do this before and after each use so that you avoid germs, dust, and other particles interfering with your machine.
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From gym rats to occasional exercisers, more than 70 million American found that gym weights have 362 times more germs than a toilet seat.
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Every time a tattoo gun pierces your skin, the needle is opening a wound -- and another pathway by which germs can enter your body.
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We fear germs and uncleanliness the same way that we once feared the devil, and we like the ritual and feeling of being baptized.
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The donated socks feature reinforced seams for added durability, dark colors that show less wear and an antimicrobial treatment that prevents odors and germs.
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Stainless steel containers are more resistant to bacteria and they don't crack and scratch the way plastic does—germs can nest in those cracks.
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But if disco isn't your thing, here's a list of songs from each decade that will help you kill those germs while jamming out.
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You touch a standard soap dispenser before using the soap to wash your hands, so each time you go back, you're collecting old germs.
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Plus, if you're impatient and don't wait for your hands to dry completely, you'll again have created an environment in which germs can flourish.
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This distinction is important because you might clean surfaces effectively but you might not be disinfecting, leaving germs and bacteria to fester and grow.
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If possible, get kids to play outside in the yard, where germs are less likely to collect on surfaces and be transmitted to others.
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Eat breakfast before you go to the airport to avoid additional human contact and germs, which linger in airport food courts, according to CNBC.
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If you're the type who is already squeamish about airplane-seat germs, or you're prone to doomsday thinking, maybe it's best to stay home.
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Your little buddies have so many needs: food, warmth, places to sleep, places to pee, a penchant to get sick from too many germs.
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Excessive use of the medicines has allowed germs to develop defenses against them, rendering a growing number of drugs ineffective for people and animals.
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Once the hedgehog passes the germs to their surroundings — like their toys and beddings — humans are vulnerable to infection when they handle those objects.
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Antibiotics destroy everything in their path, good bacteria and bad, which unbalances the human microbiota and can lead to the spawning of new germs.
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Groups of cells exchange oxygen for carbon dioxide; provide nutrients and hormones; protect the fetus from harmful stress, germs and chemicals; and remove waste.
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When thousands of international travelers gather in one place — whether for the World Cup, the Olympics, or Saudi Arabia's Hajj — germs can spread quickly.
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Drug-resistant infections kill 23,000 Americans each year and sicken two million, according to the C.D.C. As more germs mutate, the threat is growing.
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Children need to understand how germs are transferred between people: It's a bit like finger painting, but without being able to see the paint.
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Alcohol-free sanitation products aren't recommended by the CDC because they can't kill as many germs as alcohol-containing ones, Business Insider previously reported.
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The change comes as more people look to keep their hands and phones free of germs, particularly as the coronavirus spreads around the world.
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A memo posted on Target's internal website details an intricate process for cleaning stores to prevent the spread of germs during the coronavirus outbreak.
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The trouble is that industrial environments, antibacterial drugs and sophisticated medical procedures can kill off those good germs while letting bad ones grow unchecked.
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In addition, the CDC reports that some studies suggest the skin underneath rings contains more germs than other areas on your hands without rings.
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Baby wipes don't have alcohol in them, and rubbing won't remove germs from your hands the way simple soap and clean running water can.
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"I was terrified of germs, and I would wash my hands compulsively after touching something that even remotely seemed dirty," he told In Sight.
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They've also come up with ways to keep some of the deadliest of these tiny germs in check and are slowly inching toward cures.
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Public health experts are now concerned that a president who has spoken openly about his phobia of germs might overreact to the coronavirus crisis.
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Salmonella and bird flu are also widespread problems in China, although the germs that cause them should be killed if poultry is properly cooked.
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"As fast as we have run to slow [antibiotic] resistance, some germs have outpaced us," Anne Schuchat, the CDC's principal deputy director, told reporters.
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It also contains occasional germs of the subtle drawing-room comedy that in the nineteenth century constituted such a crucial development for the novel.
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Dr. Lipkin, who has researched the germs in New York City, always uses a glove or other physical barrier when he grasps transit poles.
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Pros: UV-C light kills germs, easy to use, can charge your phone at the same time, fast-actingCons: Priciest option on our list
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It's fairly common for DNA from germs to hop into other species—the human genome contains its fair share of bacterial and viral genes.
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To fight germs effectively, alcohol-based hand sanitizers should contain at least 60% alcohol, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Drug-resistant infections kill 23,000 Americans each year and sicken 2 million, according to the C.D.C. As more germs mutate, the threat is growing.
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However, masks are crucial in healthcare settings, both to protect medical workers and to keep doctors and nurses from spreading germs to vulnerable patients.
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"Wearing a surgical mask helps you prevent sharing your germs if you're sick," Saskia Popescu, a hospital epidemiologist and infection prevention expert, told CNN.
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Watch the video above to see your cloud of exhaled air in action and how far those germs can travel to your co-workers.
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Pros: Technology to kill 99.9% of germs, quieter than other humidifiers, can run up to 24 hours, different colors availableCons: Requires some maintenance, pricey
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A simple sneeze or cough — maybe it's due to a seasonal allergy — can carry those germs from one person to another in a flash.
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Some of that nastiness inevitably ends up on your smartphone — but PhoneSoap Smartphone UV Sanitizer kills 99.99%† of germs, including cold and flu viruses.
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"Guns, Germs & Steel," Jared Diamond A monster of a book, where you get to learn about the world and the people that we are.
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The genetic analysis offers countless clues about who this woman was, what she liked to eat, and which germs plagued her mouth and gums.
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The discovery could, however, help scientists better understand how germs change over thousands of years and how they could further evolve in the future.
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Drug-resistant infections kill 23,000 Americans each year and sicken 2 million, according to the C.D.C. As more germs mutate, the threat is growing.
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In instances when you can't wash your hands, using a 60% alcohol-based hand sanitizer will get rid of some germs, but not all.
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Germs in the Ganges: The sacred river offers clues to the spread of one of the world's most daunting health problems: antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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And even if you don't ah-choo flu germs into each others orifices, you may be swept away by passion and find yourself kissing.
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She was anxious and easily triggered by her fear of clowns, holes, and germs, but this was never a danger to the people around her.
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The Centers for Disease Control issued a stern warning against washing raw chicken and other meat, explaining that it can spread germs throughout the kitchen.
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Almost all living creatures, from humans to plants to germs, are created when a single DNA molecule copies itself, continuously repeating our vital genetic data.
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Accordingly, methods and rules to prevent our germs from spreading beyond Earth need to be updated, according to a new report aimed squarely at NASA.
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These cells contain tiny hair-like protrusions called cilia that wave back and forth and help clear mucus, debris, and germs away from the lungs.
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According to Panagiotou, people still regularly wear masks and are cautious about spreading germs, and Hong Kong features many public hand-washing and antiseptic stations.
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They tested the teixobactin in lab mice whose eyes were infected with one of several germs, including antibiotic-resistant strains of Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus.
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Although group A strep bacteria are considered the most common cause, the disease can also be caused by other germs including Clostridium and E. coli.
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Another reason to avoid the gym when you're sick is that you can wind up spreading your germs to everyone else at the gym too.
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Scientists in Japan found that dimethylpolysiloxane was a key in producing mass amounts of hair follicle germs (HFGs) at once during a study on mice.
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And they are great to use on your way out of places where you'd pick up germs — like a subway, portable toilet, or petting zoo.
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More than 25 years later, Unicode is basic to computer programming; it is literally everywhere and yet, like germs and air, we hardly notice it.
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PhoneSoap Cell Phone Sanitizer Have you ever thought about the number of germs that are probably on your phone at the end of the day?
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Using two germicidal UV-C bulbs, PhoneSoap kills 99.99% of all bacteria and germs on your mobile device — all while charging it in the meantime.
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" Jared Diamond, author of the international bestseller "Guns, Germs, and Steel," looks at how societies react during times of crisis in his new book, "Upheaval.
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But take time to look for the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) registration number that ensures the product has met EPA requirements for killing germs.
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Germs. Tap water can be safe enough to drink, but it's still filled with microorganisms that can attach to your lenses and infect your eyes.
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While the chlorination process is intended to kill most common germs that might be present, it isn't guaranteed to prevent you from contracting an illness.
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When piperacillin is lacking, physicians typically give antibiotics with a narrower spectrum, running the risk of sparing some harmful bacteria and possibly triggering resistant germs.
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But a case study out this week is the latest to suggest that certain germs can cause much more immediate and frightening mental health problems.
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Disease cases from ticks have doubled since 2004—thanks to the introduction of seven new germs responsible for the newly discovered Heartland and Bourbon viruses.
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