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We’re taught to wash our hands at a young age. It’s so important because not washing our hands is a way to pass germs to others or contract something we don’t necessarily want.

Sixty-two percent of participants correctly answered that washing hands with soap and water for 20 seconds is the method that most effectively reduces the spread of germs, while 13% thought less ...

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"Reminder to always wash your hands after touching a dirty animal," read the overlaid text in the clip posted by Camila the golden gal (@camilathegoldengal) shared on TikTok.

But 20% actively chose to not wash their hands, with some thinking that the practice wasn’t necessary, that they didn’t have time or that they didn’t want to dry out their hands.

The top three situations that prompted respondents to wash their hands were using the bathroom, handling food and handling human or animal waste. “This is good news, given that a single gram of ...