Every couple of years it seems like another wave of stories emerge claiming picking your nose is a major causal factor in the ...

The paper proposes that one factor that could cause this inflammation is “accidental exposure of the olfactory mucosa to hands contaminated with soil and faeces when picking one’s nose.” ...

If you’re grossed out by a classmate or sibling who is constantly picking their noses ... bacteria can be transmitted manually via the nose and hands. A useful reminder on how to wash your ...

People with nasal vestibulitis may notice a pimple-like growth inside the nose. Sometimes, there are several such growths. Popping or picking these growths can cause the infection to worsen.

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The paper proposes that one factor that could cause this inflammation is “accidental exposure of the olfactory mucosa to hands contaminated with soil and faeces when picking one’s nose.” Given that ...