Can washing your hands stop infections?  @ScienceMuseum
Can washing your hands stop infections?  @ScienceMuseum
Science Museum | Can washing your hands stop infections? @ScienceMuseum | Uploaded November 2017 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
Bacteria live all over our skin and can be spread easily by touch. This isn’t usually a problem, but in somewhere like a hospital where people are vulnerable to infections, this spread should be kept to a minimum. One simple and effective way to stop bacteria spreading is a good handwashing.
You don’t even need antibacterial soap, as the rubbing motion and water washes bacteria down the drain.

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