He and his colleagues conducted experiments, but did not practice good hygiene.
Research suggests that the kitchen is a particularly important place to practice good hygiene.
At the welcome meeting at Buck's Rock, campers were asked to practice good hygiene, like coughing into their arms and generously applying hand sanitizer before every meal.
The bed-ridden, the very ill and infants can be forced to practice good hygiene, or isolated or sent home if they won't.
Five out of five public experts I called yesterday agree that we shouldn't panic about swine flu we should just vigilantly practice good hygiene.
Five out of five public experts I called yesterday agree that we shouldn't panic about swine flu — we should just vigilantly practice good hygiene.
By Avi Zenilman April 27, 2009 Five out of five public experts I called yesterday agree that we shouldn't panic about swine flu — we should just vigilantly practice good hygiene.
Doctors say that because it is not clear who is vulnerable — even people who are in good health and practice good hygiene have been infected — everyone should take steps to reduce his or her risk.
Some of the comics are purely figments of fantasy, with bare references to the culture — bulletproof monks, white lamas and notions of Shangri-La, for example — and some were made by Tibetans and feature educational and moral tales about how to behave, practice good hygiene and even resolve disputes between birds and monkeys.
Most people know these steps by heart, but they are worth repeating as fall approaches: frequently wash one's hands, practice good hygiene in public and at home, and stay out of the hospital if possible.
Brooks also said that it is very important to practice good hygiene.
