(WSVN) - Experts say keeping your hands clean is key to protecting yourself against the coronavirus, but since you can’t see germs, how do you know when they are actually gone? Brian Entin illuminates ...

When you're washing your hands, you're probably not counting. "Even though the 20 seconds feels excruciatingly long, that's a necessary 20 seconds," said Lisa Broyden, the CEO of WashUrHands LLC.

Oct. 15 is Global Handwashing Day, which is held every year to raise awareness about the importances of hand washing. “It’s so important to regularly wash your hands because handwashing reduces the ...

It takes at least 20 seconds of thorough hand washing to effectively kill the germs. [Courtesy] Launched in 2009, every May 5 the world commemorates world hand hygiene day. Due to the current pandemic ...

While previous studies have reported on the benefits of handwashing when it comes to reducing infections, a new study conducted by researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found that ...