Cold and flu season has arrived ... in contact with vomit or feces — use hot water and detergent. Then, wash your hands. Again. With colds and flu, it's best to regularly clean surfaces that ...

Try to be especially mindful of washing your hands during the COVID-19 pandemic, flu season, and when you’re taking care of people who may be immunocompromised. Washing your hands is an easy ...

So we washed our hands ... season looming, CDC Director Rochelle Walensky tweeted out three pieces of advice for staying healthy: “Get an updated COVID-19 vaccine & get your annual flu vaccine ...

It's just not catching on, at least so far, thanks to your masks and hand-washing and ... New. Flu has been around. We're used to it. We also saw this flu season coming, and were prepared.

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Believe it or not, only 5 percent of people wash ... keep your hands clean.” The following 15 illnesses are just a few of the ones that you can prevent with thorough handwashing. The flu can ...

After all, we wash our hands constantly throughout the day to stay healthy —especially during cold and flu season. When scrubbing, experts recommend lathering soap from your wrists to your ...

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