You can’t avoid touching it, but do wash your hands afterward. Thanks to a parade of patients coming through all day, most ...

We all know that high-touch surfaces are everywhere in our homes—light switches, doorknobs, countertops, remote controls, and even your phone. These tricky spots can become magnets for germs and ...

There are zillions of germs living on the umpteen surfaces you touch. And they don't take a vacation, even when you do. That could explain why 80% of infections are spread the same way ...

As you continue touching contaminated surfaces and shaking hands, more germs come into the mix. You are 20% more likely to catch respiratory viruses, like influenzas, the common cold, and ...

Every single day we touch surfaces that are crawling with germs. And the germiest might not be what you would expect. For example, this has more bacteria than this. Now that I've got your ...

For example, if you touch the money, then touch someone else's hand, you can spread the germs to them. Or if you touch dirty money and then touch a door knob, elevator button, or the touchscreen ...

CLEANING experts have revealed the hidden spot in our kitchens that could be harbouring harmful bacteria. It's no secret that washing your hands and sanitising surfaces protects against the ...

“In general, areas with high human touch and traffic are the most likely to be contaminated with germs, like shopping cart handles and shopping basket handles,” said Jagdish ...