As we enter May 2020, strict measures including social distancing and quarantining have put a dampener on everyone’s social lives. Our world seems to be upside-down currently! No more can we have the boys around for a couple of cold ones, no more can us girls go to the gym and tone our bums. Dad […]
GlitterBug has explored the deep realms of the web to find the hidden secrets behind proper handwashing techniques. We have leaked this information to the masses to inform you, the people, on how to protect yourselves from the dangers of germs. Download these secrets for free and spread the word to others. Together we will […]
Infected surfaces can make you sick We recently took to the trains to see how virus particles can pass from a sick person to commonly touched surfaces, and then to you. The video shows that germs can be anywhere on public surfaces. At the moment, we are particularly concerned with Covid19 but this applies equally […]
We found this great video on The New York Times web site.
Professor Mary-Louise McLaws talks about the importance of hand hygiene to stop the spread of coronavirus. A Current Affair March 5, 2020 The concern over COVID-19 led A Current Affair to interview renowned infection control specialist, Professor Mary-Louise McLaws about the right way to wash hands. Prof. McLaws stressed the importance of washing hands for […]
The most effective way to stop the spread of any virus, including carona virus, is good hand hygiene. We are taking this advice seriously and offering 10% off to all GPs to help them implement good hand hygiene practices in the community.
Whilst increasing cases of Coronavirus are being detected in Australia, students and staff members are returning to their classrooms.
What should school officials be doing to prevent the spread of Coronavirus?
ABC’s Ask The Doctor recently aired an episode discussing the critical importance of good hand hygiene in the fight against antibiotic-resistant superbugs and used GlitterBug to demonstrate that even scientists don’t know how to wash their hands properly.
Due to social pressures, sick kids are less and less like to stay at home. How can you protect your class (and yourself) from their infectious friends?
In an article on The Sector, Associate Professor Deb Friedman from Deakin University offers the three main ways to protect against devastating new flu