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  • Everyday Surfaces with the Most Germs
    February 19, 2020

    Everyday Surfaces with the Most Germs

    According to the CDC, the flu vaccine usually reduces the risk of influenza by 40% to 60% among the overall population. To prevent the spread of flu and other illnesses, you also need to take extra precautions. Washing your hands is the number one way to avoid spreading germs, especially after interacting with these common germ hot spots.
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  • 5 Dirty Little Secrets
    September 21, 2015

    5 Dirty Little Secrets

    Microorganisms are crawling around us all the time. They’re in our kitchen sink, on our toothbrush, in our beds, on our keyboards, are teeming on every square inch of our skin, and are most likely throbbing by the millions, if not billions or trillions, on nearly every surface you can think of. The good news is that most of them are harmless, and are mainly just disturbing to think about, but in some instances, they can be harmful.
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