80% of disease is caught by direct or indirect contact – either interacting with a person who carries germs or touching a surface where those organisms live. Philip Tierno, PhD director of clinical microbiology at New York University Medical School Germs come from us...
“80% of disease is caught by direct or indirect contact – either interacting with a person who carries germs or touching a surface where those organisms live.” Philip Tierno, PhD director of clinical microbiology at New York University Medical School Germs come...
“Germs are lurking all over the workplace. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that up to 80% of all infections are spread by hand contact with contaminated surfaces and direct human contact.” ~ HealthStatus Germs come from us and places...
80% of disease is caught by direct or indirect contact – either interacting with a person who carries germs or touching a surface where those organisms live.” Philip Tierno, PhD director of clinical microbiology at New York University Medical School Germs come from us...
Humans have trillions of microbes on and in their bodies and shed them constantly. Luckily, most of these microbes don’t make us sick, says Andy Brader, microbiology instructor at Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences. Problems arise when bacteria get into areas...
Being an instructor or owner of a yoga studio is wonderful – you get to hold classes for people who are as passionate about yoga and living a healthy lifestyle as you. However, part of living a healthy lifestyle is protecting yourself from germs and bacteria,...
