The CDC points out that both hot and cold water ... Warm water may be more pleasant, but don't be discouraged from washing ...

The safest thing you can do right now is follow the guidelines from agencies like the CDC and just wash your hands the old fashioned way; but the concept outlined here certainly looks worthy of ...

The CDC recommends that you wash for 20 seconds ... it to brave that stadium restroom at halftime. Just, you know, wash your hands afterward. Please? More from Science A triangle pointing right ...

According to the CDC, washing your hands thoroughly can prevent illness. If not performed properly, however, the illness-causing bacteria remains. Produced by Emma Fierberg. Camera by Jacqui Frank.

National Handwashing Awareness Week December 1-7 reminds us of what most moms told us for years: “Wash your hands or you’re ...

Lather the backs of your hands with soap; get between your fingers and under your nails too! Scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds. Need a timer? CDC recommends you hum the "Happy Birthday" song ...

Indeed, under official advice from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), washing your hands thoroughly is the most effective means of preventing the spread of coronavirus.