You don’t have to catch it.

Just because other people around you have the flu doesn’t mean you have to catch it. Wash your hands thoroughly and regularly. Use an alcohol-based hand disinfectant. Keep your distance from people who are coughing and sneezing. And, if you need to tend to others who are sick with the flu, wear a face mask and latex gloves.

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At risk fifteen times an hour.

Without realizing it, you may be touching your face up to fifteen times an hour. Every touch puts you at risk of flu infection. Wash your hands frequently and use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.

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Do it for 30 seconds.

Soap and water doesn’t kill flu viruses, but it does remove dirt and surface skin oils that can trap and hold them. Wash your hands thoroughly including between your fingers, the backs of your hands, and fingernails to cut the risk of flu infection.

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If you share it, spray it.

Coming into contact with shared equipment can put you at risk of flu infection. Before using machine controls, tools, telephones, keyboards, or computer mice make sure you spray and clean them with a disinfectant.

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Wash away the risk.

One of the simplest things you can do to reduce the risk of contracting the flu is to wash your hands regularly. Remember to use warm water and wash for at least 30 seconds.

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