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Plain-English answers about staph and MRSA for families, caregivers, nurses and athletes, sourced to the CDC and published research.
Healthcare WorkersNurses and MRSA: Protecting Yourself and Your Family After a Shift
How often nurses carry MRSA, why hands matter most, and an easy after-shift routine for scrubs, skin and home.
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Healthcare WorkersDo Scrubs Carry Germs Home? What the Research Says
What studies found on nurses’ and doctors’ clothing, whether antimicrobial scrubs help, and how to wash scrubs at home.
Healthcare WorkersHand Hygiene for Caregivers and Home Health Aides
When to clean your hands, soap vs. sanitizer, how to use gloves, and how to keep your skin healthy while caregiving.
Healthcare WorkersHealthcare Workers and Staph: Why Carriage Is Common
Staph carriage is common in everyone. What that means for healthcare workers, MRSA screening, and daily habits.
Healthcare WorkersPhones, Badges and Stethoscopes: Everyday Items That Carry Germs
What studies found on phones, stethoscopes and lanyards, and a quick routine for cleaning the things you carry all day.
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