Handwashing 6-10 times a day linked to lower infection risk

Moderate frequency handwashing six to ten times a day is linked to a lower risk of seasonal coronavirus infection, according to a new UCL study.

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Hand Hygiene Practices and the Risk of Human Coronavirus

Increasing the frequency of hand washing by healthcare workers does not lead to commensurate reductions in staphylococcal infection in a hospital ward, BMC Infectious Diseases

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Assessing socioeconomic vulnerability and COVID-19 infection risk

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