Hand hygiene is a key way to prevent the spread of Covid-19. With the wide use of alcohol-based hand sanitizer, however, there has been an increase in chemical injuries in children who have ...

A report has warned drinking hand sanitizer can be "lethal," amid a rise in people consuming the product during the COVID pandemic. The article published in BMJ Evidence Based Medicine stated ...

A sign on a shelf at a QFC grocery store in Kirkland, Wash., advises shoppers, March 3, 2020, that all hand sanitizer products are sold out.

In early 2020, as the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, spread, hand sanitizer sales began to grow. By March 11, the World Health Organization (WHO) officially upgraded the outbreak ...

NOROVIRUS cases have started to creep up in the UK, with experts warning hand sanitiser won't stop the spread. The winter vomiting bug is a little later in its season than usual, but was kept at ...

The scarcity of hand sanitiser has skyrocketed since COVID-19 reached Australian shores on January 25, with 'sold out' signs hanging over empty shelves where antibacterial gel used to sit. But ...

Hand sanitizer is a bit like chapstick or lip gloss. If you're a germaphobe like me, you probably have a mini bottle tucked in a pocket of every purse, gym bag, and backpack in your closet.

As the novel coronavirus spread across the globe and health officials implored the public to use more hand sanitizer, FDA has felt pressure to update its tax guidelines.

“Hand sanitiser only works if it comes into direct contact with the virus that causes COVID-19,” says J.D. Zipkin, MD, ... Jupiter is entering its favourite sign, Cancer.