Life Do You Really Have to Wash Your Hands for 20 Seconds? What if There’s No Soap? A real doctor answers all our weird questions about hand-washing best practices.

Women on social media are catching flak for admitting that they don’t always wash their hands after using the bathroom — though they often pretend to do it.

Experts have revealed that failure to wash hands after leaving the bathroom is more likely to spread drug-resistant E. coli than consuming raw or under-cooked meat.

The top three situations that prompted respondents to wash their hands were using the bathroom, handling food and handling human or animal waste.

The survey found 69% of adults wash their hands after using the bathroom, 48% when handling food and 39% when handling human or animal waste.

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Even if you don’t, you probably found yourself considering it, as recent temperatures soared and conditions (and commutes) ...

Staff at a downtown eatery following an inspection last week are reviewing hand-washing protocol before a reinspection. Routine restaurant inspections happen two to three times per year based on ...

The top three situations that prompted respondents to wash their hands were using the bathroom, handling food and handling human or animal waste.

Some scientists go so far as to say they don't recommend washing your hands in an airplane bathroom. But that's not to say you shouldn't—here's what you should do, according to experts.

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(CNN) — Some Americans are still not doing their due diligence when it comes to washing their hands. That’s according to a new survey that found nearly half of its respondents forget or choose ...