COVID-19: Stop Touching Your Face
1 min! Run Time
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Description
When you touch a surface, you pick up 30-50% of the organisms on that surface. When you then touch your face, you transfer those organisms to your mucus membranes -- your eyes, nose, and mouth -- which are the pathways for bacteria and germs to enter the body. Stop it. Here are some tips that will help.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When you touch a surface, you pick up 30-50% of the organisms on that surface, according to the course.
Touching your face transfers organisms picked up from a surface to your mucus membranes, meaning your eyes, nose, and mouth.
They're described as the pathways for bacteria and germs to enter the body, making face-touching a direct route for infection.
The course's instruction is direct: stop touching your face, framed around the organism-transfer statistics it provides.
It provides tips that will help learners actually reduce how often they touch their face, not just the reasoning behind the advice.