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What is it? Well, according to recent surveys, more men than women are leaving the restroom without washing their hands. The bigger problem? No one—from women to men to doctors to food workers ...

And our hands? They're like one big freeway, moving germs toll-free from location to location outside and inside your body. But when you wash your hands, you create a major roadblock, stopping the ...

To make your own sanitizer, combine three parts isopropyl alcohol (minimum 60%) with one part aloe vera gel and 10 drops of lemon eucalyptus oil. This concoction guarantees more than just clean hands ...

Hand-washing is most important at key moments ... coli, according to a study commissioned by the Global Hygiene Council, and other cloths in the kitchen often being similarly germ-laden ...

Washing your hands after using the toilet is essential to stop the spread of bacteria and infections. (Getty Images) ...

and hygiene. The document also pointed out that 3 in 10 people worldwide lack basic hand washing facilities with soap and water The study marking Global Handwashing Day (Oct. 15) also mentioned ...

“Besides masking up, washing hands and cleanliness are important to overall hygiene,” she said, adding that washing decreases the virus load on the skin. Prof Sharifa Ezat said to prevent ...

Dr Stocks said: “Obviously we don’t want people to stop washing their hands, so more needs to be done to procure less irritating products and to implement practices to prevent and treat irritant ...