germs

You might be surprised what lurks on your car keys—it's not just your imagination. Time to take a closer look at those everyday items we often overlook.

The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) is reminding people that baby birds can sometimes carry harmful germs even though they look clean and healthy.

“Unfortunately, it doesn’t take much contamination to create a messy problem so it’s important to prevent germs from getting into pools and lakes as much as possible,” said WDH Epidemiologist Courtney Tillman.

Is wearing shoes in the house a do or don't? It looks like there is no right or wrong answer to this question.

For me personally, there are a lot of things in my wallet that frequently get taken out and handed to other people for various reasons.

We have all seen it.  A child digging deep in his/her nose for treasure, only to find said treasure and put it in their mouth.  Natural reaction is to say "STOP THAT, THAT IS GROSS!"  New research shows that maybe you shouldn't be so quick to scold.

You may already know where to find the dirtiest places in an office, but when gender is considered, whose offices are more germy — men’s or women’s?

As Christmas is rushing towards us (only 25 days away), you'll probably be heading over to the mall at least once between now and the big day.

Next time you pump your own gas, you might just want to wear gloves. According to a report released by Kimberly Clark Professional, gas pump handles rank as one of the dirtiest surfaces that Americans touch on a regular basis. Yuck.