Researchers warn about germ 'splashback' from wash basins
A new study led by Flinders University has found that the speed at which water flows from a tap can significantly impact the possible risk of infections spreading in hospital and aged-care settings.
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Flu cases peak in North Carolina as February sees highest number of infections
As temperatures drop this time of year, many people start to get sick. News 12 has more on what doctors are seeing this season.I spoke with an infectious diseas ...
The Healthiest Way to Clean Your House
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Warning over 'hidden germ risk' while using public sinks
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'Wash hands' to stop norovirus spread as 'gel doesn't kill it'
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