Can your flip-flops kill you?Source: msnbc.com
Ah, the casual, comfortable flip-flop: A symbol of summertime, an emblem of relaxation - and a harbinger of death? That may be overstating it a little bit, but not by too terribly much, health experts say.
Can your flip-flops kill you?Source: msnbc.com
Ah, the casual, comfortable flip-flop: A symbol of summertime, an emblem of relaxation - and a harbinger of death? That may be overstating it a little bit, but not by too terribly much, health experts say.
Patient Infection Rates Controlled by Unique Program at Outpatient Cancer ClinicSource: PR Newswire: press release distribution, targeting, monitoring and marketing
Looks like a great preventative program. For those of you at home who have and/or work with kids, here is another great tip that incorporates smart handwashing and other techniques: Germy Wormy Germ Awareness for Germ Transportation Vehicles ages 2 -7.

You could say that the year 2012 has become "the new millennium" in that a lot of the same people who were expecting something historically dramatic to happen when the 20th century officially became the 21st century are now expecting big drama on a slightly different date.
High-security germ labs not so high securitySource: msnbc.com
Intruders could easily break into two U.S. laboratories where researchers handle some of the world's deadliest germs, according to congressional investigators.
High-security germ labs not so high securitySource: msnbc.com
Intruders could easily break into two U.S. laboratories where researchers handle some of the world's deadliest germs, according to congressional investigators.
Woman and Cat Shared 'Super Bug'Source: Yahoo! News
This article's much more complete than the AP article about the matter on Newsvine, so I'm seeding it. One thing this Yahoo version mentions is that it was the woman who initially infected the cat, not vice-versa.
Killer Germ Comes Home With TroopsSource: ABC News
Doctors have linked the bacterium acinetobacter baumannii to at least seven deaths, as well as to loss of limbs and other severe ailments, according to the report, which found the bacterium has spread quickly since the war in Afghanistan began in the fall of 2001
This Germ Could Save Your LifeSource: Popular Science -
Or at least keep your teeth cavity-free. A growing chorus of medical researchers say our bacteria-killing zealotry is misguided. Instead of fighting bugs, they argue, we should train them to do our bidding and then set them loose in our bodies. The trouble is keeping them there.
Lightning knocks out power in germ labSource: The Kansas City Star
A lightning strike knocked out power for about an hour last month at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's new $214 million infectious disease building.
A Germ-Free Wireless Laser MouseSource: gearlog.com
IOGEAR announced today its Germ Free Wireless Laser Mouse, which "is able to inhibit a wide range of antibodies, viruses and algae" and is perfect for libraries, schools, offices, or any other places where computer mice are frequently used.