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Protecting others from infectious diseases goes beyond proper hygiene compliance — it also means protecting the truth.
"We’re not just fighting an epidemic; we’re fighting an infodemic."
Whether in everyday life, work environments, healthcare facilities, or in travel scenarios — a lot has changed, and the topic of hygiene has become central to all of these spaces of human activity and interaction. This increase in awareness also led to an increase of information — some helpful and some plain false.
Here you’ll find some Dos and Don’ts of hygiene that will get you through the summer and beyond!
"Hand disinfection and hand washing are not interchangeable."
Don’t: rely exclusively on only washing or only disinfecting your hands.
When can you wash your hands?
When can you disinfect your hands?
Do: Lend others a helping hand.
"Take your time!"
Do: take advantage of universally applicable, clinical-strength wipes on the go.
"Non-medical masks are a great way to stay safe, but only when used properly."
Don’t: wear a mask while exercising!
The important preventative measure during exercise is to maintain physical distance of at least 1.5 meters from others.
Another misconception regarding protective accessories we’d like to clear up once and for all: wearing rubber gloves while out in public is NOT effective in preventing the spread of infectious diseases. Regularly washing your hands offers more protection.
Do: treat your mask correctly.
There’s little use in protective barrier hygiene measures if they aren’t used properly.
Here are some simple steps you can follow while handling and wearing your mask:
"As always, sharing is caring. "