Verywell Health on MSN3d
How Long Do Cold and Flu Germs Live on Surfaces?
Medically reviewed by Jane Kim, MD The common cold and diseases like influenza are caused by germs called viruses. These ...
Homes and Gardens on MSN4d
'A hotspot for germs' – 6 effective ways to keep your kitchen sponge sanitized to prevent bacterial buildup that could otherwise make you sick
Your kitchen sponge might be a small tool, but it can harbor more bacteria than you’d imagine. Constant exposure to food ...
CNET on MSN8d
Your Smartwatch and 9 Other Everyday Items You Aren't Cleaning Enough
Experts explain why cleaning your smartwatch and other everyday items is essential to keep your surroundings germ-free.
Ask Dr. Universe: Green proteins fight germs - and turn your snot colors
When a white blood cell finds a germ, it latches onto it. Then it changes its shape to surround the germ. You can imagine the ...
Seven places you’re forgetting to clean, including kitchen spot that’s a hive for germs
WITH spring cleaning season just round the corner, there’s never been a better time to learn about the germ hotspots that you’re missing. People typically start tidying up in March to ...
The Washington Informer1d
Year-Round Immunity Boosters
Boost your immune system with healthy eating, vaccinations, stress management, and exercise. Learn how to keep your immune system strong year-round.
Skip the flu, not spring break: Take these precautions against the flu
Key tips for avoiding the flu this spring break: Talk with your health care provider about getting your flu shot or visit your local pharmacy, health center or clinic – It’s not too late to get it ...
Apartment Therapy on MSN6d
Do You Really Need to Close Your Toilet Lid Before Flushing?
My family always keeps the toilet lids closed whenever they're not in use for two main reasons: so that our dogs don't drink ...