According to the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital blog, the purpose of this experiment is to show kids how many invisible germs are on your hands. Typically, you can do this project at home or in the ...

dryness and invisible skin lesions. These conditions used to be common among healthcare workers due to their frequent handwashing, says Cantero. “Before, there were no alcohol-based hand ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: Germs are like cars. They are always on the move. And our hands? They're like one big freeway, moving germs toll-free from location to location ...

Or someone infected by germ particles from a sneeze, a cough, or a touch -- gets the infectious bug onto their hands. "Whether germs are viral, bacterial, or fungal, some can remain active on most ...