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On the occasion of World Hand Hygiene Day today, learn about the six simple things you can do on a daily basis to prevent exposure to germs, and stay disease-free, by maintaining hand hygiene.
World Hand Hygiene Day 2025: Should you wash hands with plain water only, by skipping soap? Are sanitisers alternatives to soap? Know everything about good hand hygiene here.
Per the report, the protein 'beta-amyloid' is said to be a cause for 'progressive dementia'. Beta-amyloid is understood to be produced in the brain as a "defense mechanism" to pathogens that are introduced to the body via the nasal cavity.
Maintaining hand hygiene is important to prevent infectious diseases like COVID-19. Lack of hand hygiene is also to blame for rise in conjunctivitis, say doctors.
Hand hygiene alone, if implemented correctly, would prevent up to 60% of Hospital Acquired Infections.
Half of the world's population are living without adequate access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), according to a new WHO report.
Hygiene acts as an enabler for better livelihoods since people are able to live fuller and healthier lives. Read on.
Good hand hygiene, especially washing our hands, is fundamental in staying protected against all kinds of germs.
Instances of infectious diseases like diarrhoea, cholera and hepatitis can be reduced significantly just by maintaining hand hygiene, say health experts.
The incidence of respiratory diseases and infections can be reduced by 16-21 percent by merely washing hands. But are you washing your hands the right way?
There is a public narrative that modern society is too clean and hygienic, which can impair immune systems in children. A new study disproves this theory.
Keeping your hands clean can save you from many infectious diseases. Here, we take you through the proper steps of hand hygiene.
On this Global Hand Hygiene Day, you need to make a pledge to always keep your hands clean and your humble bar of soap can be your ally here.
Washing your hands with soap and water or rubbing an alcohol-based hand sanitizer is the most important measure to avoid the transmission of COVID-19. Which one is a better choice?
Recently, the Union Health Ministry has advised against the excessive usage of hand sanitizers. They not only kill the good bacteria, but can also lead to hand dermatitis. Read on to know more.
Sanitizers and disinfectants are often mistaken to be the same thing. However, they are different products used for different purposes. Read on to know when and how to use them.
Do you mostly rely on a hand sanitizer to keep yourself safe from the novel coronavirus? Make sure you're using it correctly or else it won't be of much help.
Hand sanitizers are the most popular alternatives to hand washes. As we celebrate World Hand Hygiene Day today, here is all you need to know about the merits and demerits of using of these alcohol-based alternatives.
World Hand Hygiene Day 2025: Should you wash hands with plain water only, by skipping soap? Are sanitisers alternatives to soap? Know everything about good hand hygiene here.
Per the report, the protein 'beta-amyloid' is said to be a cause for 'progressive dementia'. Beta-amyloid is understood to be produced in the brain as a "defense mechanism" to pathogens that are introduced to the body via the nasal cavity.
Maintaining hand hygiene is important to prevent infectious diseases like COVID-19. Lack of hand hygiene is also to blame for rise in conjunctivitis, say doctors.
Hand hygiene alone, if implemented correctly, would prevent up to 60% of Hospital Acquired Infections.
Half of the world's population are living without adequate access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), according to a new WHO report.
Hygiene acts as an enabler for better livelihoods since people are able to live fuller and healthier lives. Read on.
Good hand hygiene, especially washing our hands, is fundamental in staying protected against all kinds of germs.
Instances of infectious diseases like diarrhoea, cholera and hepatitis can be reduced significantly just by maintaining hand hygiene, say health experts.
The incidence of respiratory diseases and infections can be reduced by 16-21 percent by merely washing hands. But are you washing your hands the right way?
There is a public narrative that modern society is too clean and hygienic, which can impair immune systems in children. A new study disproves this theory.
On this Global Hand Hygiene Day, you need to make a pledge to always keep your hands clean and your humble bar of soap can be your ally here.
Washing your hands with soap and water or rubbing an alcohol-based hand sanitizer is the most important measure to avoid the transmission of COVID-19. Which one is a better choice?
Recently, the Union Health Ministry has advised against the excessive usage of hand sanitizers. They not only kill the good bacteria, but can also lead to hand dermatitis. Read on to know more.
Sanitizers and disinfectants are often mistaken to be the same thing. However, they are different products used for different purposes. Read on to know when and how to use them.
Do you mostly rely on a hand sanitizer to keep yourself safe from the novel coronavirus? Make sure you're using it correctly or else it won't be of much help.
Hand sanitizers are the most popular alternatives to hand washes. As we celebrate World Hand Hygiene Day today, here is all you need to know about the merits and demerits of using of these alcohol-based alternatives.
On the occasion of World Hand Hygiene Day, we tell you how hand washing protects you against several infections and ideal ways to maintain hand hygiene.
You may suffer from this highly contagious form of hepatitis through contaminated food or water. And this is how you can prevent it.
Keeping your hands clean can save you from many infectious diseases. Here, we take you through the proper steps of hand hygiene.
On the occasion of World Hand Hygiene Day today, learn about the six simple things you can do on a daily basis to prevent exposure to germs, and stay disease-free, by maintaining hand hygiene.
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