Always wash your hands with soap and clean, running water after handling articles contaminated with flood water or sewage or after participating in flood cleanup activities.
Wash your hands before preparing food or eating, after toilet use, after participating in clean-up activities, and after handling articles contaminated with floodwater or sewage.
Naturally, I was terrified of talking to Americans on their doorsteps, what with my insufficient English, devoid of articles and contaminated with a thick foreign accent, but I craved the ambulatory freedom between the doors.
To the Editor: Your article about contaminated rural groundwater was well researched but fell short of a comprehensive snapshot by omitting reference to antibiotics and the attendant antibiotic-resistant bacteria that are routinely found in cattle and swine manure lagoons.
IHR 2005 also requires state parties, as far as is practicable, to inform WHO of public health risks identified outside their territories that may cause international disease spread, as manifested by exported or imported human cases, vectors that may carry infection or contamination, or contaminated goods (article 9.2).
This typically happens either directly by hand or indirectly through contaminated articles.
Although none of the students reported direct contact with any of the index patient's belongings or linen, contact with other articles in the ward contaminated by the patient's secretions or body fluids might have occurred.
"The Problem Is Clear: The Water Is Filthy" (news article, Nov. 14), about contaminated drinking water in California, really resonated with me.
To which other countries with "naturally occurring background radiation" does the article compare the areas classified as contaminated by Chernobyl?
Bailes and his family set about researching the possible reasons for the initial positive test, found a news article on how many banknotes are contaminated with cocaine and, backed by the Unite union, took the company to a tribunal.
Women's free time, the sociologist Marybeth Mattingly told Ruth Davis Konigsberg, who wrote the bulk of Real Simple's article about women and time, is often "contaminated".
