"Lesson one would be hygiene, 'cause good hygiene equals good sex," she says.
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Braces make good oral hygiene harder to accomplish, and they make bad hygiene worse.
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And try to have some hygiene — a little more hygiene, especially with the hands.
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This is not about your personal physical hygiene, this is about your personal cyber hygiene.
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The government has mounted a public-education campaign to promote hand hygiene and environmental hygiene.
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Quite simply, good hand hygiene and face hygiene will protect you from a lot of illnesses, including Covid-19.
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In 2017, SCA split up its forestry and hygiene divisions, forming Essity, the hygiene company that now owns PISA.
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Like, forget just women's rights—hygiene wasn't great, so you go back a hundred years, and it's, like, medicine and hygiene was abysmal.
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While not having proper "hygiene" makes people feel demotivated at work, the theory goes, having lots of hygiene doesn't make you more motivated.
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"Maintaining good oral hygiene through proper brushing and flossing is the best protocol for good oral hygiene during this time," Dr. Marashi says.
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"If you aren't practicing good cyber hygiene, you're not practicing good identity hygiene," said Eva Velasquez, president and CEO of the Identity Theft Resource Center.
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However, both companies have also been hit with hygiene scandals, with a Hai Di Lao outlet in Singapore getting suspended earlier this year for hygiene violations.
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"If we really want to improve our business cyber-hygiene, you have got to have consequences for failing to keep up those cyber-hygiene standards," he said.
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The news media have taken to calling this explanation the "hygiene hypothesis," which is unfortunate and misleading; personal hygiene has little to do with what's at issue.
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Sally Bloomfield, an expert in hand hygiene and an honorary professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, said she always carries hand sanitizer with her when she travels.
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But soap -- and hygiene education -- remain his primary focus.
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Sour or sweaty smells can be a tip off that somethings not right with your hygiene, and one of the first ways to combat this is by changing your feminine hygiene product.
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P&G aims to be able to recycle absorbent hygiene products (AHP), as diapers, incontinence pads and feminine hygiene products are known, in 275 cities by 22020, according to its latest sustainability agenda.
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The Nevada Sales Tax Exemption for Feminine Hygiene Products Measure is an important amendment that, if passed, would exempt feminine hygiene products like tampons and sanitary napkins from state and local sales taxes.
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Check out these hygiene hacks, all available at sale prices.
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Effective digital hygiene is difficult enough with laptops and phones.
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Condom or no condom, practicing good sexual hygiene is crucial.
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"Public health and public hygiene are now concerns," she said.
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Water Mission provides safe water for drinking, sanitation, and hygiene.
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The hygiene business accounts for the bulk of SCA's value.
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To be fair, the hygiene side of it is phenomenal.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish forestry and hygiene products group SCA (SCAb.
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The simplest message is about the importance of basic hygiene.
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Hospitals and other healthcare providers must practice better cybersecurity hygiene.
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These coping practices lead to poor menstrual hygiene, advocates say.
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"I could totally use some feminine hygiene products," she wrote.
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Apparently, no one thought ahead to consider the hygiene implications.
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To avoid developing the condition, he advises maintaining good hygiene.
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Awareness and smart data hygiene by consumers is one part.
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Religion, tradition and hygiene are some of the reasons given.
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Commercial and government networks share a problem: bad cyber hygiene.
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The organization also collects and distributes women's hygiene products. 5.
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It emphasized hygiene, clean water and fecal and mosquito control.
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And all of them, she said, were struggling with hygiene.
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They sang about a Palestinian grandmother, and discussed dental hygiene.
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Some women like Giannecchini also used it for feminine hygiene.
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Also: menstrual hygiene access is a right, not a privilege.
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More than once she's stopped dates because hygiene wasn't appropriate.
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Meanwhile, Burger King said it was emphasizing normal hygiene practices.
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They may be annoyed, but spreading hygiene beats spreading disease.
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There are several benefits to using bidets, including:Better personal hygiene.
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Of course, oral hygiene back then wasn't so great either.
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We've got to do a sort of hygiene of information.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention first recommended hygiene.
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One question centered on the candidates' approaches to crisis hygiene.
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For others it will mean adopting more stringent hygiene practices.
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After all, this was an act of necessary public hygiene.
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Still, gargling is a common hygiene measure in many countries.
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Instead, pet owners should stick to the basics: good hygiene.
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Good personal hygiene and social distancing can be very effective.
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Whomever you hire, you want to stress maintaining good hygiene.
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"Be a little more diligent about personal hygiene," he said.
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What also helps is practicing "good sleep hygiene," Aggarwal said.
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Simply put, menstrual hygiene is a right, not a privilege.
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They don't have the tools necessary to maintain good hygiene.
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A Vatican spokesman later said Francis was concerned about hygiene.
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Nick in Little Rock: Deveining is for aesthetics, not hygiene.
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They also need to practice proactive and frequent hand hygiene.
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Consumer goods, medical technology and personal hygiene products are not.
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"Good sleep is all about good sleep hygiene," he says.
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The trucks were mainly carrying wheat flour and hygiene products.
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This is no time for frivolity, no time for hygiene.
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Let's think about just the very basics of security hygiene.
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Related: Exercise & Your Menstrual Cycle: What Your Period Means For Your Workout ScheduleFeminine hygiene product company Intimina surveyed over 1,500 women between 20 and 34 in honor of Menstrual Hygiene Awareness Day last month.
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New York City now provides menstrual hygiene products free of charge in public schools, prisons and homeless shelters, acknowledging that menstrual hygiene products should be treated and supplied just like toilet paper, soap and water.
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That said, having smelly hair isn't a sign of poor hygiene.
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Rucker recommends several basic steps for cyber hygiene while dating:1.
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There's no running water, so personal hygiene becomes a complicated process.
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Curry's clown was a cartoonish nightmare in need of dental hygiene.
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Additional efforts included the distribution of "hygiene kits" and educational programs.
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Or just an adult you know that needs better oral hygiene.
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But good hygiene in the winter flu season is sound practice.
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MARY BASSETT Commissioner, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene New York
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They are confident that their hygiene product is the superior one.
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It's when gaming takes precedence over health, hygiene, relationships, finances, etc.
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Having a consistent bedtime is like rule #1 of sleep hygiene.
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Trader Tim Seymour highlighted companies that sell household or hygiene products.
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It's not just hygiene and nutrition needs that aren't being met.
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"I don't see feminine hygiene products as a luxury," she says.
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It seems that the dental hygiene similarities have an upside: Disguise.
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The Red Cross was providing hygiene packages to the affected population.
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The hygiene hypothesis is sometimes misinterpreted as being about personal cleanliness.
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In a lovely society everybody practices a kind of social hygiene.
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The team's prepared us well with medical recommendations and hygiene recommendations.
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As for hygiene and sanitation, I've recycled sex toys with clients.
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The device tracks eating, bathing, grooming, exercise, sleeping and general hygiene.
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And when it rains, diseases break out due to poor hygiene.
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The space comes with "hygiene areas" where occupants can take baths.
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And if they do go, to take appropriate, personal hygiene protections.
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Providing a visual reminder and incentive has boosted their hygiene regiment.
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Adam Kucharski, mathematician at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.
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Not everyone has access to the tools needed to maintain hygiene.
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That drop-off can be traced to factors beyond just hygiene.
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Sometimes, what looks like pandering winds up being good civic hygiene.
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KATHLEEN, TUCSON Some readers complained they found food-sharing unsanitary. Hygiene.
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When I say feminine hygiene stuff, I don't mean menstrual products.
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That mode of transmission makes concern for product tester hygiene valid.
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In fact, only 1 percent of the samples raised hygiene concerns.
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Caretaking is boring; food, medicine, hygiene, every day the same routine.
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Mr Myers is keen to talk about applications beyond personal hygiene.
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I'm lacking energy for anything: work, personal hygiene, responding to texts.
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All three groups attended hand hygiene workshops before the study began.
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Reuse disinfected sponges in less hygiene-sensitive spots if you must.
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There will also be signs reminding everyone about proper hygiene practices.
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It's hard for people to prosper without proper hydration or hygiene.
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Nearly all were dubious, and not because of hygiene or laziness.
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Women are sending the hygiene products, and sometimes money, to Rep.
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Materials for building, cooking and safety and hygiene were also provided.
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Essential personal hygiene items and medical services continue to be provided.
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Ask Real Estate My neighbor's hygiene issues are affecting my apartment.
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She does various sketches about "Ho Etiquette" ... about hygiene and relationships.
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"The study was done to test the hygiene hypothesis: the idea that reduced exposure to microbial organisms, in other words increased hygiene, is responsible for the rise in allergic diseases seen over recent decades," Hancox said.
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They may have to choose between hygiene products and food or medicine.
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An electronic flosser that will make dental hygiene less of a chore.
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So yes, there is a price to pay for comfort and hygiene.
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You may have heard experts tout the benefits of good sleep hygiene.
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Self care and hygiene are really important for my state of mind.
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"Our [password] hygiene is very poor, and criminals know it," he said.
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Good hygiene habits can help prevent colds and the flu, Elliott noted.
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I never had to develop a "hustle" to afford basic hygiene supplies.
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So is making sure your doctors are practicing good hygiene, as well.
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Brenda Gilmore reportedly said some girls can not afford feminine hygiene products.
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Save the Children is delivering emergency shelter, food, generators, and hygiene kits.
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Decisions regarding grooming are based on a variety of factors, including hygiene.
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DHS is offering voluntary "hygiene" scans and vulnerability assessments for local authorities.
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Among gainers was Swedish hygiene products and forestry group Svenska Cellulosa SCA.
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Meanwhile, Dr. Lowenberg emphasizes the importance of simple, common-sense oral hygiene.
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Another advertises with its bright yellow sign: "Free feminine hygiene & baby" products.
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There could be all kinds of factors aside from Clinton's email hygiene.
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The trucks brought food, medical supplies and hygiene kits for 60,000 people.
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For detailed guidance on safe cleanup, mold prevention, and hygiene click here.
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There hasn't been any definitive research on the hygiene of dip powder.
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Does that mean wine-stained teeth are indicative of a hygiene issue?
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The embassy is fed up with his indifference to basic hygiene; his
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At Stanford, she worked with medical school researchers to improve hospital hygiene.
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It's called Valetudo, named after the Roman goddess of health and hygiene.
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"One woman didn't use feminine hygiene products, because it's wasteful," Dobscha says.
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Students can also purchase feminine hygiene products, allergy pills, and pain relievers.
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This is just good business hygiene and will expedite the process. 123.
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" Instead, it blamed "poor software engineering" and a lack of "cybersecurity hygiene.
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To understand just how magical the hygiene wand is, watch this animation.
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Don't worry too much about hygiene or trying to keep them healthy.
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Washington, D.C., is no longer charging sales tax on feminine hygiene products.
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Water unboiled or unchlorinated and poor hygiene meant the infections spread rapidly.
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Lakhani: Lack of hygiene is not something that's unique only to Cambodia.
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Obviously hygiene has very many benefits, but perhaps this is a downside.
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The program stresses good sleep habits, often referred to as sleep hygiene.
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Illinois requires school districts to make feminine hygiene products free to students.
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That includes oral hygiene — how you care for your teeth and gums.
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"We invented rituals; hygiene first," Monte says in voiceover as he shaves.
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Of course, I'd like to challenge my habit of poor hygiene someday.
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Mothers in the village weren't too concerned about their children's dental hygiene.
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In Nevada, Question 2 would exempt feminine hygiene products from sales tax.
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It's very hard to search correctly and to learn appropriate internet hygiene.
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The Shangri-La said it was taking steps to ensure hygiene standards.
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Almost nobody leaves the dentist feeling confident about their oral hygiene routine.
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There are also hygiene problems, such as the lack of sanitary latrines.
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The goal is to help the consumer improve sleep hygiene over time.
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Poor hygiene and improper sock and shoe care can worsen the condition.
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Students should limit sharing food, and cafeteria workers should practice strict hygiene.
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This can be the most important part of your overall sleep hygiene.
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Self-care for astronauts includes hygiene, time management, sleep and maintaining mood.
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He offered common sense ideas about jet lag, hygiene, sleep and diet.
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Eighty-eight counties receiving remote hygiene scans means that roughly 2,900 aren't.
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Fiddling with your phone in bed, after all, is bad sleep hygiene.
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Practice good hand and face hygiene and adhere to social distancing practices.
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There were disputes over his behavior, his cat and his personal hygiene.
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The study is in the International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health.
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Despite a missing hygiene rating, the "restaurant" was given the go-ahead.
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Hygiene interventions can also reduce the number of sick days in schools.
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The markers include crazy drivers, brightly dressed crowds and nervousness about hygiene.
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He urged citizens not to hoard facial masks or other hygiene products.
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Still, a point was made, Feldmesser said: Basic hand hygiene is important.
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It's dizzyingly hot, and there are only two buckets for personal hygiene.
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Not to mention the hygiene problems it creates for the healthcare sector.
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Prepare for events by applying concepts of basic cyber hygiene, and 2.
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In Estonia, students are educated about "cyber hygiene" from an early age.
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She uses her bathroom as the place to remind kids about hygiene.
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Even in grief, the rules of hand hygiene and social isolation apply.
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The same is true of home hygiene without home atmosphere: Bauhaus style.
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I've never even done a hygiene episode — just about peeing outside [laughs].
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The FDA has very little regulatory power over hygiene products and cosmetics.
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The LifeCycle technique, developed by hygiene and waste management company PHS Group, has been designed to process commercial hygiene waste in such a way that moisture content is removed and a "raw, clean burnable mass" is left over.
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More From Tonic: What Will Probably HappenNot washing your hands is kind of like not wearing your seat belt, says Sally Bloomfield, a hand hygiene researcher and honorary professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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But they concluded that "from a hygiene standpoint, paper towels are superior to air dryers," and recommended them for places where "hygiene is paramount" since towels generally seemed to leave fewer bacteria on the hands compared with hand dryers.
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Hygiene and living conditions like this creates a risk of spreading infectious disease.
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Hygiene is crucial, says Necephor Mghendi of the International Red Cross, another charity.
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"The hygiene part is always there, but the CIO's responsibility is beyond that."
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All the feminine hygiene jokes, it didn't stop one person from buying it.
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And apparently, that sense of style extends to her dental hygiene as well.
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Our beauty and hygiene routines are one of the best examples of this.
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I wanted to figure out what exactly good sleep hygiene means for me.
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Mr Sánchez's no-confidence motion was an act of "democratic hygiene" he said.
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Here's another tip, now that we're all paying attention to our internet hygiene.
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That loud-mouthed aliens with poor hygiene and cantankerous manners had kidnapped me.
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"This disease is totally preventable with protective shoes and foot hygiene," Kihembo said.
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Other questions she suggests: How's your hand hygiene rate; do you track it?
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With Benjamin, the menial task of dental hygiene is turned into a game.
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"We want to roll the key because it's good cryptographic hygiene," he added.
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It started with a simple idea: that dignity and hygiene are inextricably linked.
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At one school, two officers teach dental hygiene to a local women's group.
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Casual customers concerned about a brand's health and hygiene are not so easy.
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Improved water, sanitation and hygiene in health facilities is critical to this effort.
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Access to dignified supplies and facilities is a significant aspect to menstrual hygiene.
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"Feminine hygiene products are a basic and essential need for women," Meng said.
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Next to the hygiene booths is an entertainment area with flexible-screen TVs.
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It's the two-in-one shampoo and conditioner of boat hygiene and maintenance.
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The CDC's sleep hygiene approach from Tips for Better Sleep recommends: Be consistent.
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Other support offered by the department includes cyber hygiene scans and self-assessments.
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It's an even smaller fraction if you include basic cooking and hygiene needs.
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The only difference between feminine hygiene products and glasses is who uses it.
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Some American hospitals now discourage those selfsame coats in the name of hygiene.
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We served both families and tourists, and hygiene wasn't really a top priority.
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There's also evidence that poor oral hygiene can contribute to heart disease. Yikes.
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Following proper security hygiene guidelines, including limiting access to machines, minimizes those threats.
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Former detainees have described detention centers as overcrowded, with almost nonexistent hygiene standards.
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He has never had a girlfriend and still struggles to manage his hygiene.
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Medical departments have been slowly ramping up hygiene measures as the crisis deepens.
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It's important to maintain hygiene, you know with the virus and all that.
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And while we're at it, let's focus on our information hygiene as well.
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So, what can you do to improve your information hygiene during this crisis?
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They are also accepting hygiene kits, backpacks with school supplies, and disposable diapers.
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In Virgo, Lilith is an obsessive perfectionist who is hypercritical about her hygiene.
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This includes cleaning supplies, soaps and other hygiene items, paper products and clothing.
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We must control what we can, even if it's just our personal hygiene.
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We improved the hygiene of the animals we raised and slaughtered for food.
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Some claim that Vigderman had poor hygiene, leading to the pejorative's common use.
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Kitchen hygiene would become a regular topic of discussion in the months ahead.
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Chinese officials have blamed poor hygiene at small farms for the disease's spread.
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Topics range from hygiene and seasonal clothing to social skills for dining out.
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The SXSW website lists safety measures for attendees to take, emphasizing personal hygiene.
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At this point, people just need to practice good hygiene and social distancing.
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And perhaps the easiest way to stay healthy is to maintain proper hygiene.
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His smile is dazzling, but his breath is terrible despite conscientious oral hygiene.
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But experts and public health officials agree that practicing good hygiene is critical.
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All of these basic supplies are necessary for personal hygiene and public health.
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An occasional hot wash can also help with general hygiene, Ms. Morgan said.
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In some countries, it's a matter of the taboo that surrounds menstrual hygiene.
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The students provide the majority of oral hygiene and education for the community.
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I watched her take a shower last week because her hygiene is fading.
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It's a clear and present danger to our security, institutions, and moral hygiene.
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Upwards of 28503 million people lack regular access to safe water and hygiene.
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Europeans benefit from the highest health, hygiene and food standards in the world.
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The proponents of "sleep hygiene" have a lot to say about contamination, too.
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No disrupting others in hygiene maintenance, by doing things such as cutting nails.
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What it does best is provide immediate assistance—often in the form of blankets, hygiene kits, or temporary shelter—and as incredibly destructive as the earthquake was, there wasn't half a billion dollars of tarps and hygiene kits to hand out.
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But if you're sharing a headset, hygiene definitely matters if you don't want breakouts.
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He or she may stop eating or sleeping well, withdraw, or skimp on hygiene.
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She also distributes pre-packed hygiene kits with essentials like toothbrushes, tampons, and soap.
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This may lead to less rigorous basic hygiene maintenance, and thus more germ buildup.
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Authorities obliged, Coupe said, believing that the demand was related to hydration and hygiene.
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There aren't rules you should follow except ensuring that you are practicing good hygiene.
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Those studying vaccines, too, need to be aware of the confounding effects of hygiene.
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Menstrual hygiene agency is a matter of personal dignity, something that every person deserves.
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Sharon mentioned it was the "best and cheapest" option for female hygiene and health.
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She researched the FMCG sector and found the feminine hygiene segment ripe for disruption.
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You can generally avoid them by maintaining proper hygiene, such as washing your hands.
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Many victims used passwords like "123456" or "iloveyou"; classic examples of poor cyber-hygiene.
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"Doing martial arts, kung fu, learning tai chi … it's like your hygiene," she says.
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The virus is tough, and can be eradicated only if farms maintain excellent hygiene.
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Below, you'll find a roundup of oral hygiene items that are all on sale.
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Do other '90s kids remember this nostalgic video about water conservation and oral hygiene?
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However, many of the lodgings have a reputation for poor health and hygiene standards.
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Jase's insecurities about his 153-inch erection affect more than just his hygiene habits.
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"Providing menstrual hygiene products in public school restrooms is long overdue," said state Sen.
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More recently, though, many scientists have called for a rebranding of the hygiene hypothesis.
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Price: $195.00+ For a significant other who needs a gentle push toward better hygiene.
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So the challenge now is to make sure people get food, water, hygiene items.
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Studies have found that smoking cessation, sleep hygiene, and diet promote healthy sperm count.
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Ultimately ideas like Tushy will lead us to a new world of butt hygiene.
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WeCount matches those in need with everything from sleeping bags to personal hygiene items.
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Practice good hygiene, use protection, and consult a gynecologist if anything ever seems off.
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Inmates could buy tampons, pads and other feminine hygiene products at a facility's commissary.
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After all, Sargent believes women, even those incarcerated, have a right to proper hygiene.
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One of my cellmates didn't have the best hygiene and didn't shower very often.
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Racial bias, poor hygiene, and hard drug use ranked among people's top deal breakers.
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Last year, SCA's hygiene business accounted for 86 percent of the group's total sales.
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According to the hygiene hypothesis, our ancestors came to tolerate low levels of infection.
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Nine states and the District of Columbia exempt feminine hygiene products from sales taxes.
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Of the 50 states and Washington, D.C., only six had good cyber hygiene scores.
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However, good hygiene might be difficult to enforce in an environment saturated with capital.
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They have adapted their personal hygiene habits, including where and how they take showers.
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His dental hygiene was so poor that several of his teeth rotted into goo.
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Many of the murals hinge on social issues, like access to water and hygiene.
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In many cases, however, these risks can be mitigated by simple good cyber hygiene.
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Duvall also reminded people about basic cyber hygiene practices for the every-day buyer.
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"Changing them between partners is not only good hygiene—it's good etiquette," she says.
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They published these results today in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
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Prevention of the disease requires high levels of hygiene, using hot water and disinfectants.
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Many of the videos are predicated around hygiene and debunking myths about the disease.
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They live with stress and in squalor, with many unable to maintain proper hygiene.
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There have been reports of people running away from hospitals because of substandard hygiene.
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" She also talks about "feminine hygiene products being withheld as a form of punishment.
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Western society especially obsesses over hygiene and cleanliness, arguably to the point of mania.
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My goal is to put everybody who sells feminine hygiene bullshit out of business.
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The pandemic has most of the world practicing exceptional hand hygiene and social distancing.
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In addition to meals, the homeless get blankets, hygiene kits, socks and other items.
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China has introduced new hygiene requirements, imposed quarantines and restricted the transporting of swine.
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"Good old-fashioned soap and water are good enough for hand hygiene," Juthani said.
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States like New Jersey and Pennsylvania also exempt feminine hygiene products from sales tax.
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When talking about self-care, McClain doesn't just mean hygiene — also mood and logistics.
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But modern medical, dietetic and hygiene practices have put many on the endangered list.
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All the kinds of things that in personal hygiene that are keeping us safe.
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Good hygiene -- like washing hands and cleaning surfaces -- should also be practiced by everyone.
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Doing this can have significant long-term benefits when it comes to sleep hygiene.
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Women are denied access to hygiene products that are needed during their menstrual cycles.
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Hygiene is challenging when most rooms, including the operating theater, have no running water.
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Larson says that, for the typical healthy person, that should cover most hygiene needs.
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The sticks have been part of vaginal-hygiene practices in Indonesia for some time.
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On a personal level, good hand hygiene clearly can make a difference in health.
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With a flood, it is hard for people to keep up healthy hygiene standards.
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The lack of an adequate sewage system is also compounding fears about public hygiene.
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And actions we take for others, such as hygiene, often have benefits for ourselves.
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Rather, hygiene practices like handwashing and keeping a distance from infected people work better.
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The study was published Monday by The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
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They may also show signs of abuse, poor hygiene, malnourishment or fatigue, Polaris says.
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But that has changed since her she began the menstrual hygiene lessons at school.
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A table brimming with feminist literature also included hygiene products that made Farris blush.
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Some states and Washington, D.C., have stopped charging sales taxes on feminine hygiene products.
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Stunting is caused by long-term under-nutrition, combined with sanitation and hygiene problems.
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Maintaining hand hygiene is an appropriate means to prevent the spread of the virus.
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If you want to donate food or hygiene items call 265-271-28-24.
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"Imagine there is a restaurant where the hygiene is filthy rotten," Mr. Navratil said.
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In Zimbabwe, it is preparing to distribute shelter, blankets, food, hygiene kits and clothing.
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The destruction in photos, all from DigitalGlobe: What's next: Over the next 3 months, Oxfam and partners will truck in clean water and distribute water treatment and hygiene kits that contain items such as buckets, soaps, jerry cans and menstrual hygiene kits.
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The Red Cross operation aims to assist an initial 7,000 people (approximately 1,400 households) affected by the event, with relief assistance such as tarpaulins and hygiene kits, health and psychosocial support, water, sanitation and hygiene support and evacuation and search and rescue support.
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Even the United Nations recognizes menstrual hygiene as a public-health and human rights issue, with poor menstrual hygiene being linked to a host of health issues, from cervical cancer to infections when dirty cloths are used in place of sanitary napkins.
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Sanitation and hygiene, unglamorous though they are, rank highly among development goals for good reason.
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"You tried to care for your hygiene, but you failed," is how I read it.
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Researchers have proposed naming the "oddball" Valetudo, after the Roman goddess of health and hygiene.
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With few exceptions, these diseases are preventable with ideal oral hygiene and a healthy diet.
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He said the burkini raised hygiene issues and could make rescue at sea more difficult.
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It turns out that the length of papillae plays a central role in feline hygiene.
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They packed them into 400 hygiene bags to hand out to residents of the shelter.
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Q: How do you make a film about menstrual hygiene without making the audience uncomfortable?
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My quest to improve my oral hygiene began in a predictable place: my dentist's office.
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That hygiene itself might be such a factor has not, until now, crossed people's minds.
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Poor hygiene is the main reason nearly half of adults under 30 have gum disease.
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The animosity they often face for their different dress and hygiene is undeserved, she said.
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This led to improvements in hygiene and sanitation, as well as the development of vaccines.
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Her work focuses on improving the integration of menstrual hygiene management into global humanitarian response.
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They chatted about his thesis on menstrual hygiene management in refugee settlements in his country.
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However, humans generally practice dental hygiene, whereas dogs do not, unless their owner helps out.
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So, yeah, this isn't really AI, but more you-missed-a-spot for dental hygiene.
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School administrators titled the lecture "Health and Hygiene," and split up the kids by gender.
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Pads4Girls has provided more than 17,000 people in 18 nations with sustainable menstrual hygiene products.
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Professor Neil Pearce, of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, will lead the study.
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A yellow sign leans next to another tent and advertises, "Free feminine hygiene & baby" products.
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UVGI is used to disinfect air, water, aquariums, and is also used in laboratory hygiene.
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On some occasions, because they simply lack hygiene material, they can't clean the operating room.
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"At the social hygiene clinics, there's discrimination, especially with HIV and STI tests," John says.
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"Water, sanitation and hygiene is a global crisis," said Savio Carvalho, WaterAid's global advocacy director.
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The group anticipates that water and hygiene needs will remain high in the coming days.
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Here's an easy thing you can do right now to improve your digital security hygiene.
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But the "hygiene wand" with a wet-wipe roll on the end looks truly revolutionary.
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The main means to limit one's exposure is good hand hygiene with frequent hand-washing.
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The boys are often disappointments, their hygiene even less evolved than their attitudes towards women.
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Evidence accumulated over the decades for what came to be known as the hygiene hypothesis.
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The remaining goods, such as hygiene items for human use, are meant for the handler.
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So far, more than 650,000 people have benefited from the group's soap and hygiene education.
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And there are newcomers as well, disrupting industries from fitness to finance to feminine hygiene.
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If other hygiene products come complimentary for federal inmates, why not menstrual products for women?
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While fixing our own sleep hygiene is one issue; fixing the cultural sleep problem, another.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Gillette's newest advertisement isn't about shaving, or beards or personal hygiene.
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Food handlers who are sick and don't practice adequate hygiene can easily infect other people.
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Last month, India exempted feminine hygiene products (like tampons and pads) from its sales tax.
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Several Congressional staffers told TechCrunch that their offices had also recirculated information about cyber hygiene.
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Whether you share a toothbrush or not, don't forget the basic rules of oral hygiene.
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Morse will use 10% of those prospected earnings to bringing oral hygiene education to schools.
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It's for hygiene, comfort, acts as a barrier, and provides support or creates a silhouette.
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He added that things were made worse by the lack of access to hygiene products.
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After all, it's customary for bathrooms to provide toilet paper, why not feminine hygiene products?
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Hand hygiene is a huge issue in hospitals, due to the possibility of infection transmission.
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In 2016, Boxed established a rebate on feminine hygiene products, to help offset the tax.
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Make hand sanitizer and other personal hygiene products available to incarcerated persons free of charge.
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My last point would be, good hygiene could help make all Americans a lot safer.
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They should also perform hand hygiene frequently, especially before touching the mouth, nose or eyes.
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Save the Children is providing hygiene kits, portable cribs, baby wipes, toys and children's activities.
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After cases started to hit the US, we amped up our hygiene process really rapidly.
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Instead, 59 percent said they chose to alter their pubes for the sake of hygiene.
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More of them, it stood to reason, would be open to a Western hygiene product.
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In addition, the charity is providing hygiene and medical kits to schools and health clinics.
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In 2016, she wrote a poem about the city placing feminine hygiene products in schools.
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Union representatives told La Repubblica that Amazon isn't implementing proper hygiene and social distancing measures.
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Just follow general good hygiene protocol: wash your hands and don't be around sick people.
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Save the broken, the beaten, and the damned from coronavirus with good hand-washing hygiene.
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"There's a hygiene compartment where you do kind of a sponge bath," said Mr. Suffredini.
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Across the nation, the efforts to foster proper hygiene involve far more than shower routines.
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He equipped his team with masks and reiterated the importance of following salon hygiene protocol.
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The gift includes a month's supply of diapers, an insulated onesie, food and hygiene supplies.
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The toilet tank doubles as the sink for hand washing, tooth brushing and other hygiene.
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The commercialization of personal hygiene is driven by a different agenda than a medical one.
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Masks don't make you invincible, and they absolutely can't replace good hygiene — Wash your hands!
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Survival Life touts feminine hygiene products, even for men, to soak up blood from wounds.
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So while a bigger penis was slightly preferred, grooming and hygiene were far more important.
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""And no we will not accept any diminution in food hygiene or animal welfare standards.
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Michael Francum, who has a master's degree in social work, exhibits excellent student loan hygiene.
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Dignity Period has distributed more than 150,000 free menstrual hygiene kits purchased from Mebrahtu's factory.
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Without proper infrastructure, hygiene, visitors and activities, there will be no rehabilitation for these men.
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An era known for disease, drudgery and dubious hygiene, the Middle Ages weren't exactly glamorous.
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It is perfectly legal for a company to fire you for having bad hygiene, however.
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During the intake process, new arrivals were given food, water, clothing, shoes and hygiene products.
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The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene had doubled its staff to meet the demand.
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But health officials are asking the public to remain vigilant and to practice good hygiene.
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Most people have terrible phone hygiene and don't realize how gross their phones can get.
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One, observe personal hygiene: wash your hands often, avoid touching your eyes or face unnecessarily.
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An era known for disease, drudgery and dubious hygiene, the Middle Ages weren't exactly glamorous.
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He said his office has strict hygiene practices to help prevent transmission of the virus.
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Refugees lack food, basic healthcare, and hygiene; there are bed shortages and broken glass everywhere.
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Spread by poor hygiene and contaminated drinking water, cholera can cause fatal dehydration without treatment.
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"There is increasing analytic thinking, and at the same time, there's good hygiene," she said.
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The reason for pubic hair maintenance most commonly cited by women in the study: hygiene.
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The EU argues that antimicrobial treatments compensate for poor hygiene in parts of the production process.
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To put the password managers to the test, I began by cleaning up my password hygiene.
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Hims is known for selling erectile dysfunction medication, oral hygiene and skin care products to men.
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She grabs it, snaps the brush head on, and gets to work on her oral hygiene.
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It will also include disposable liners to reduce hygiene concerns about sharing a helmet with strangers.
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Eventually, hundreds of thousands of U.S. restaurants should have their hygiene scores listed publicly on Yelp.
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In addition, poor access to clean water, hygiene and sanitation contributed to 361,000 deaths from diarrhoea.
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Diet, sexual behavior, contraceptive methods, and hygiene could also have an affect on the vaginal microbiome.
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I'm more than a bit of a germaphobe, so bad personal hygiene is a huge turnoff.
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The Freedom is also a closed system, so there are fewer worries about perfect pump hygiene.
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Joel G. Breman, M.D., is the president of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
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And most could be greatly reduced by providing safe drinking water, sanitation and information about hygiene.
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In the perfect intersection of horror-narrative necessity and digital hygiene, they don't have cell service.
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For women, according to Gaither's research, one of the leading drivers is a concern about hygiene.
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Here was a professional sleep doctor, going against the sleep hygiene guidelines I interpreted as commandments.
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If I was being a bigger sleep hygiene nerd than a licensed professional, I'd lost perspective.
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The convoy brought in food, water and hygiene supplies for up to 84,000 people, it said.
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" What She Really Looks For In A Date "I like it when guys are into hygiene.
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The state of Illinois is also considering removing their tax on feminine hygiene and incontinence products.
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Britain's experience shows how quickly things can change when the spotlight zooms in on hospital hygiene.
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Sleep Regularity Dr. Rodrigues emphasized sleep regularity as the most important part of proper sleep hygiene.
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For me, getting an electric toothbrush has been the best investments in personal hygiene by far.
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While younger Chinese are increasingly health-conscious, they seem to brush off regular hotpot-hygiene scandals.
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And once everything was working properly, the psychedelic beauty of our poor dental hygiene was revealed.
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The scientists gave their volunteers some relatively easy-to-follow tips to improve their sleep hygiene.
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Spero Hope LLC, a company founded by cancer survivor Jamie Lee, donated chemical-free hygiene products.
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We need to identify contacts, vaccinate the contacts, and disinfect and respect the general hygiene rules.
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It is false and defamatory to suggest that Ecuador asked Julian Assange to improve his hygiene.
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All employees nationwide have received updated training on our high standards of hygiene including ice handling.
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Neighbouring Canada ditched its national goods and services tax on feminine hygiene products in July 2015.
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For some new parents, this feels like permission to prioritize wellness over housekeeping, hygiene, and work.
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Breathometer also touts the benefits of oral hygiene for staving off other, horrible, life-threatening diseases.
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"I think these kinds of studies highlight the importance of general hygiene precautions," Ravetz told Broadly.
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"There are currently 34 states that have a sales tax on menstrual hygiene products," Singh says.
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Institutional care is already damaging for children even when they have adequate food, shelter, and hygiene.
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Second highest on the disgust barometer were violations of hygiene norms, such as bad body odor.
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Poor hygiene and lack of access to clean bathrooms exacerbate the risk of contracting the virus.
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Droughts could cause more skin and eye infections, due to lack of water for personal hygiene.
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Section titles include Fashion; Health and Hygiene; Volume; and Performance Underwear — and include some unexpected revelations.
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Soldiers were asked about their most intimate of experiences—their sexual habits and hygiene among them.
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Each year, around 827,000 people die because of unclean water, poor sanitation, and lack of hygiene.
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The plane reportedly brought much-needed supplies like water, juice, sleeping bags, diapers, and hygiene products.
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Some passengers have irritating tendencies, like practicing bad hygiene or failing to listen to safety drills.
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Thinx CEO Maria Molland Selby wants to change the way women think about feminine hygiene products.
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Such work requires scrupulous hygiene and meticulous care in the cellar, and careful shipping and storage.
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Pegas runs eight production lines making non-woven fabrics for hygiene products in the Czech Republic.
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The increasing availability of inexpensive bidet attachments might soon start moving us towards that hygiene change.
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"Good data hygiene is critical, but it is not enough," says Stephan Jou, CTO at Interset.
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The answer lies not in defense but hygiene and customers taking control of their valuable information.
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Oral hygiene company Oral-B released a new electric toothbrush that uses AI to improve brushing.
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The good news is that all the food hygiene advice you've heard before applies here, too.
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It's always a good idea for healthy hygiene to wipe it down before and after use.
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The NGO is going into camps and facilities and making sure there is messaging around hygiene.
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In Washington, a statewide network of food banks is asking for hygiene products, like hand sanitizer.
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Families should not have to make the choice between food, shelter and basic personal hygiene products.
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It's business as usual, with the acknowledgment we have to be super, super careful about hygiene.
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We reprimanded them for bad hygiene, too much pot smoking, or carelessness at a village brothel.
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But at least women of the day weren't being encouraged to use Lysol for feminine hygiene.
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Plastic packaging has become so widespread as a result of its convenience and qualities of hygiene.
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The cat bar will even be offering (human) food, though patrons need not worry about hygiene.
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The risk of infection via contaminated surfaces is reduced by everyone observing good hand hygiene — i.e.
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It is a tenet of the industrial hygiene profession that all materials can be used safely.
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You'd think that mammography machines, radiology systems, and ultrasounds would maintain the strictest possible security hygiene.
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Some people left one-star reviews for the feminine hygiene company on customer review site Trustpilot.
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And the interest group recommends "regular flossing" as part of a hygiene ritual to prevent it.
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The agency has also begun mobilizing supplies, including plastic sheeting, hygiene kits, water buckets, and chainsaws.
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"Menstrual equity" refers to equal access to hygiene products, but also to education about reproductive health.
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They could try to make handwashing and otherwise good hygiene easier for inmates and prison staff.
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But at least Snap's Bitmojis are here to share the good word on proper pandemic hygiene!
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She urged people to get their flu shots, if they haven't already, and practice good hygiene.
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Robert Koch's 1882 discovery of the tubercule baccilum showed tuberculosis could be prevented with good hygiene.
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"We really need to target our hygiene practices," she said, focusing on likely chains of transmission.
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They fear that rotting teeth will be seen as evidence of poverty, homelessness, or bad hygiene.
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Let this electric toothbrush look after your dental hygiene whilst you work hard on everything else.
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"Keep some distance from people who are obviously sick and maintain good personal hygiene," he added.
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If it induces mania and psychosis, where was the testimony from the Division of Mental Hygiene?
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In the end it could be something else that could help you more: your sleep hygiene.
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It was stopped by isolating cases, good hygiene practices, as well as summer warmth and humidity.
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Everyday products such as shoes, clothing, toothbrushes, light bulbs, hygiene or beauty products, toilets, cellphones, etc.
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Third, managing menstrual hygiene means investing in water infrastructure, which reduces all kinds of health risks.
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Preventive hygiene and high infant mortality rates may also have played roles in the custom's origins.
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"We need places to shower, if you don't want us to have hygiene issues," he said.
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Inmates had been denied hygiene products, clean linens and visitation hours, according to the state's report.
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The council voted to reclassify the feminine hygiene products as "medical necessities," exempting them from taxation.
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Feminine hygiene products are already exempt from sales taxes in Minnesota, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Massachusetts.
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The same conditions that drove cholera — overcrowding, corruption, poor hygiene, expanded transportation — are what drive pandemics today.
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It's more of a hygiene issue, really—people without colostomy bags who just don't shower smell, too.
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The soldier's condition was "not surprising at all considering the north's hygiene and parasite problems," he said.
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That sets an awkward precedent, says David Heyman of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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Also, spread the news about gender-inclusive menstrual hygiene companies, such as Aunt Flow and Pyramid Seven.
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Hand hygiene and environmental sanitation are essential to preventing the spread of all bacteria, according to Kallen.
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College is not exactly conducive to good sleep hygiene, but there are still steps you can take.
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If they want me to wear them for seven days, I tell them it's a hygiene risk.
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I mean come on—we're only asking for a little bit of effort and basic equine hygiene.
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Still, the presence of stray hairs could suggest a lack of attention to food hygiene more generally.
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Perhaps for hygiene, or perhaps to remind them that this is a new phase of their lives.
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"For patients, we want to help them with everything — that full-service oral hygiene routine," Enever said.
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A 2015 Australian Senate inquiry reported that the camps had poor hygiene and provided little educational opportunities.
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The disease is highly contagious and spreads rapidly in areas with poor sewage infrastructure and inadequate hygiene.
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The declaration also helps in persuading residents in infected countries to abide by health and hygiene recommendations.
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If you're as anxious as I am about hygiene, the Kickstarter for Puretta might ease your concerns.
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In particular, her visit focused on "education, hygiene, empowerment, economic development and healthcare," a source tells PEOPLE.
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Good hygiene can also include use of hand sanitizer that contains between 60% to 80% ethyl alcohol.
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Her items struck me because they weren't just about aesthetics or hygiene — some were focused on safety.
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As part of my job duties, hygiene and daily personal care are things I assist patients with.
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Many users of the product are proudly tolerant or indifferent to the feminine hygiene choices of others.
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The mills produce pulp for a number of consumer products including diapers, hygiene products, tissue and textiles.
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However, the hygiene statement referred to best practices, and most phones aren't covered by Android One's terms.
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And this is sort of like a hygiene slash first aid kit with antacids and whatever. Deodorant.
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She cooked for and helped feed the homeless and contributed to giveaway bags filled with hygiene products.
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The cultural emphasis on hygiene, careful packaging and offering products in small portions adds to the problem.
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In Germany, there is compulsory training for restaurant staff that deals with food hygiene but not allergies.
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In southern Europe, policing hand-hygiene compliance is the best way to boost it, says Mr Borg.
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Ontex confirmed discussions on a possible acquisition of Hypermarcas' personal hygiene business were at an advanced stage.
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It is also expanding in emerging markets, expecting rising incomes there to lift demand for hygiene products.
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But the question for Tushy is: Can you get people to change a lifelong mindset about hygiene?
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We're talking about hygiene, people, and no, not the wash-your-bod and brush-your-teeth variety.
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Gonzalez says he was appalled at the poor level of hygiene and medical care he saw there.
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"Help them with good sleep hygiene, like turning off the screens late at night," Dr. Gurwitch advises.
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Far too many fluffy cats are being displaced from their homes because of local pesky "hygiene" laws.
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This super stylish, minimalistic electric toothbrush will actually make her look forward to her daily hygiene routine.
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Or it might be the most paranoid person with the best threat awareness and personal privacy hygiene.
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"Instead of giving alcohol, they're giving baby bottles and milk and all these hygiene items," she said.
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The 200 strategies that follow will help you identify these killers and clean up your sleep hygiene.
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One person practicing oral hygiene at a noise show is a coincidence; two felt like a conspiracy.
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It's good manners (and more importantly, good hygiene) to wash your hands before placing them inside somebody.
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"Vaccination, good hygiene, and proper sanitation of surfaces can prevent the spread of hepatitis A," Stafford said.
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This is so rad: Flo, a solution to menstrual hygiene for girls in developing countries: http://t.
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Lima and Severson published their findings in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene in 2015.
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Kohler, for example, made a commitment to help World Vision scale up its water/sanitation/hygiene work.
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" A Burger King spokesperson said: "Cleanliness and hygiene are a top priority for the Burger King brand.
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A new vending law is needed to address issues like hygiene, stall regulation and taxes, said Rewat.
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The fact is, celebrity endorsements are ubiquitous today, especially in the personal hygiene, grooming, and cosmetics market.
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The official also said that 21 states had expressed interest in a "cyber hygiene" scan from DHS.
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I think it's because we have such a heavy focus on sanitation and hygiene as a society.
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Many VR developers keep antimicrobial wipes or covers around show booths, although there's no standardized hygiene policy.
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The authors believe the likely source is household and consumer products like scented hygiene products and cleaners.
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She said those wearing lycra shorts stink and their sweat on the furniture is a hygiene issue.
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But these studies are important because they reiterate the importance of general hygiene and taking sensible precautions.
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We support the global call to action for water, sanitation and hygiene in ALL health care facilities.
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Incarcerated people are often given only a limited amount of menstrual hygiene products inside a correctional facility.
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When trainees finish the four-week course in cooking, hospitality, and kitchen hygiene, they receive a certificate.
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The other is, the classic two-factor authentication and other good hygiene techniques that are just 1003.
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Tommee Tippee's feeding, hygiene and soothing products are sold in more than 70 countries, according to 3i.
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The five states with the worst cyber hygiene rankings were Florida, Wyoming, Montana, New Mexico and Illinois.
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Only a few states including Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and New Jersey don't tax feminine hygiene products.
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And a compact roll of camper's toilet paper to round out the hygiene section of his pack.
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There are concerns that chlorine rinsing permits lower hygiene standards at other points in the production process.
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Upon arrival, they were provided with personal hygiene products and meals, and they received several welfare checks.
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Other signals you might notice include changes in your appetite, sleeping habits, hygiene, or ability to concentrate.
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And then when you are called, you are given fresh towels, toiletry products and a hygiene kit.
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This weekend's Scorpio full moon finds you intently meditating as you catch up on your emotional hygiene.
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There is a difference between how women's medically necessary hygiene products are treated versus other medical necessities.
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And adults clearly still have a lot to learn: about sex, connection and, it seems, basic hygiene.
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Typically, they involve two factor authentication, good password hygiene and securing email addresses tied to the account.
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Currently it's not compulsory in England and Scotland for eateries to publicly display their food hygiene score.
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If you're struggling with your sleep, and you've already done the normal sleep hygiene routine, don't despair.
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According to Il Corriere, a quarter of Rome's restaurants are potentially facing closure due to hygiene issues.
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They help out with everything from kitchen cleaning to car washing to personal hygiene to baby care.
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Sauytbay also described horrific conditions during her detention, including inadequate health care, crowding, and almost nonexistent hygiene.
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Countries across Asia launched public awareness campaigns, with governments spreading tips on how to keep good hygiene.
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The U.S. and other industrialized nations should be working rapidly to subsidize hygiene practices around the globe.
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The city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene lists 374 registered beehives across New York's five boroughs.
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And an organization based in Florida, Clean the World Foundation, is also providing kits with hygiene supplies.
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The biggest medical risk with any menstrual hygiene product that sits against your vulva is inadequate absorbency.
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Staff on location have been advised to keep a safe distance and also take personal hygiene measures.
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Social distancing unaccompanied by access to key resources like testing, medical care, food, and hygiene is untenable.
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The discovery opened a window on the dire conditions in North Korea, including poor hygiene and nutrition.
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Analysts considered the discovery evidence of the dire conditions in North Korea, including poor hygiene and nutrition.
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"Very little cyber hygiene training is done for students, and less for teachers and administrators," she added.
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For its part, the Bureau of Land Management has released social distance and hygiene tips for firefighters.
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Some states, like Arizona and Minnesota, have waived fees for personal hygiene supplies and medical visit copays.
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The "nurse," Margot, was not acting as a health care professional, though she did offer hygiene tips.
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Never touch a customer's food and be extra aware of following proper hygiene procedures when in restaurants.
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It also sent thousands of health and hygiene kits to St. Lucia and St. Martin last week.
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Health experts have repeatedly urged the public to practice good hand hygiene since the coronavirus outbreak began.
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It's an issue known as period poverty, the inability for a person to access menstrual hygiene products.
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They may educate patients on oral hygiene, take and develop x rays, or apply fluoride or sealants.
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As with norovirus, this means the disease could be passed around when there's less than optimal hygiene.
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But many countries' hygiene regulations do not allow food to be placed in direct contact with paper.
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Separately, WHO also has advocated for improvements in water, sanitation and hygiene conditions, specifically in health facilities.
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And as any woman who has ever menstruated can tell you, hygiene products are not created equal.
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This decision to toss, said Dr. Egert, means balancing hygiene and sterility, thriftiness and a sustainable environment.
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Keeping this morning ritual also ensures you don't wake up, work through breakfast and ignore personal hygiene.
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At the Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene, running new coronavirus tests wouldn't be particularly burdensome, Shult says.
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Skin-grooming, which is crucial to any vertebrate's health and hygiene, can be a struggle for lizards.
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"It was a simple question of hygiene," said Alessandro Gisotti, who was then the Vatican's chief spokesman.
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Clostridium perfringens, a marker of contamination from feces and poor hygiene standards, was found in 18 samples.
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It's also a personal problem and depends upon each one of us to practice good password hygiene.
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Mr. McAndrew advised that the board call the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene directly, bypassing 311.
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That means keep people with symptoms away from others, clean with bleach and prioritize hygiene, he said.
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We support the global call to action for water, sanitation, and hygiene in ALL health-care facilities.
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First, organizations must practice basic cyber hygiene, such as inventorying assets and the software running on them.
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"These are spaces that are created for control, they are not spaces created for hygiene," said Kratz.
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"Their instructions were to continue practicing good hygiene, and to simply monitor my health," Ms. Couric said.
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This would suggest that expecting everyone to master isolation and hygiene practices on short notice isn't realistic.
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Poor nutrition and hygiene, cold and damp lodgings and little or no medical supervision were the norm.
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Cynthia A. OstrowskiFalls Church, Va.The writer is president of the American Industrial Hygiene Association's board of directors.
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We take product hygiene very seriously and we are dedicated to following best practices in our stores.
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Women focus on everything else: laundry, toilets, bathing, childcare, health/medical issues, cooking, and, yes, feminine hygiene.
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The hygiene hypothesis posits that the rise of several of these diseases, including asthma, eczema and type-1 diabetes (all of which seem associated with malfunctions of the immune system), has been caused by improvements in hygiene of the sort that have helped get rid of other illnesses.
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The health organization has set a global goal for all countries to have water, sanitation and hygiene services included in plans, budgets and implementation efforts by 2023, and, by 2030, all health care facilities around the world should have basic water, sanitation and hygiene services, the agency said.
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In some facilities, that can mean no glass or metal containers or no personal hygiene products containing alcohol.
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But if you're one of the many rushing through your bathroom hygiene routine, the only victim is yourself.
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Trainees learn food hygiene, get help with English, maths, IT and interview skills, receive mentoring and job placements.
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From bad hygiene, to skateboarding in the halls, to insulting staff, Julian Assange really wore out his welcome.
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The lack of proper feminine hygiene and sanitation facilities can affect women's productivity at work and in school.
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Homeless people face a number of barriers, but one of the most important challenges they face is hygiene.
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The need for shelter, food, clean water and hygiene kits is overwhelming after two disasters so close together.
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Evacuees were in need of mattresses and bedding, basic foodstuffs, diapers for babies and hygiene products, officials said.
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Plus, Pacha puts its profits to work supporting initiatives including clean water, hygiene education and small business opportunities.
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As good privacy hygiene, it's also worth reviewing your privacy settings for each app that you use regularly.
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Other doctors noted that the crowding and lack of hygiene make it easy for infectious diseases to spread.
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Your poor hygiene could actually lead to your partner getting a UTI, even if you don't have one.
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In addition to a lack of "basic hygiene," cases of flu were reported and lice was an issue.
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Buying these items only twice a year would save me around $221 a year on dental hygiene products.
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In a statement to BuzzFeed News, the group home said that hygiene is factored into its grooming decisions.
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The bans were "nothing to do with health or hygiene", as argued by some French officials, Colville said.
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Kelli had a bad experience once while pleasing someone with poor hygiene and has not done it since.
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Good or bad, I just don't worry very much about privacy and security outside of good password hygiene.
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A bidet, which features water jets for personal hygiene after using the toilet is often used in France.
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Disinfection is used at every step along the chain and workers follow strict procedures on hygiene, he added.
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Tan said the government is now rallying on efforts to protect visitors by ramping up its hygiene standards.
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In the United States, sales tax is still applied to feminine hygiene products in all but seven states.
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It had also urged vendors and attendees to take certain hygiene precautions, such as advising against shaking hands.
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Bad earbud hygiene can increase the risk of ear infections and pimples or boils, BuzzFeed Health previously reported.
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Senegal's decentralised health-care system helps, says Ibrahima Traoré of the Social Polytechnic Institute of Hygiene in Dakar.
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Yet just 23 percent of funding needs for water, sanitation and hygiene services are being met, Talukder said.
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And that's before she even starts on makeup, hair, or oral hygiene (apparently, her toothpaste is 20 bucks).
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It ranked improved hand hygiene in health care as the best approach to reduce deaths and hospital stays.
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If Dr Greaves's theory stands the test of time then the reputation of the hygiene hypothesis will rise.
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Do you believe that the luxury tax on tampons and other feminine-hygiene products should be eliminated nationwide?
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Another shortlisted word is "floss", referring, of course, to the dance move and not the dental hygiene product.
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Well, as I found out myself back in 2016, the world of hand hygiene can be pretty vicious.
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You don't expect to hear about feminine hygiene products when speakers discuss Benghazi during the Republican National Convention.
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Thankfully, the Mayo Clinic Proceedings published one on the hygiene effects of different hand-drying methods in 2012.
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The Salvation Army is sending out support personnel, setting up canteens (mobile feeding units), and distributing hygiene kits.
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Poor hygiene and sanitation and limited supplies of clean water had led to a hepatitis outbreak, it said.
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The health inspection score will update on the business's page to reflect the most current information regarding hygiene.
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Its beauty is to take health and hygiene – perfectly good things, mind you – and make them a religion.
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On Tuesday, P&G's feminine hygiene brands — Tampax and Always — debuted a new line of products called Pure.
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Some creatives call this "checking your mental hygiene" (think of it as giving your mind a quick cleanse).
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When our dentist says proper dental hygiene requires brushing twice a day, we brush five times a day.
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Fitzharris: In the 19th century, you do get a hygiene movement, for instance, to hike women's skirts up.
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It was a very disturbing wake-up call, and it's made me obsessive about personal hygiene ever since.
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After it was over, I continued my regular dental hygiene regimen and dental check-ups every six months.
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Product donations will focus on essentials needed in shelters: water, infant formula, diapers, underwear, and personal hygiene products.
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The majority of those lawsuits claim talc caused ovarian cancer in women who used it for feminine hygiene.
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They don't have good personal hygiene, so slipping this on their desk should help the cause for everyone.
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When it comes to personal hygiene, you sometimes "shower" with wet wipes because some venues don't have showers.
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UNICEF is also making doctors available as well as sanitation and hygiene specialists to help contain the outbreak.
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Without the life-giving power of water, safe sanitation and hygiene in homes, schools, and hospitals is impossible.
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Other experts warn that more specifics must be confirmed and emphasize that hygiene and safety are still crucial.
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And early results are in favor of Nevada's Question 2 that removes sales tax from feminine hygiene products.
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When she complained about using rags, her mother suggested she find a husband to buy her hygiene products.
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It was poor social hygiene, not defensible as a matter of law or as effective law and order.
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Azor-Martinez said a lack of handwashing facilities, soap and hand tissues in schools can hinder proper hygiene.
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Although this list might look intimidating, there are easy ways to protect yourself and others through basic hygiene.
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As asthma rates climbed, researchers published study after study supporting what has become known as the hygiene hypothesis.
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"Bigger families with children and elderly members should be especially vigilant to hygiene in the kitchen," she said.
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Not included in this array was a sample of a men's hygiene product he'd launched, called Junk Balm.
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Your neighbor has a major hygiene problem — there could be more than one neglected cat in that apartment.
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Remember PEW and maybe your hygiene will be better and your interactions will be less prone to infection.
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And thanks to poor security hygiene, they've managed to hit 17,000 domains in the past few months alone.
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By exempting feminine hygiene products from the sales tax, millions of Ohio women, families, and households will benefit.
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I think we could all learn better internet hygiene about how to prevent the spread of myths, too.
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They showed detainees being held in Border Patrol facilities where they were denied proper sleeping arrangements or hygiene.
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The hackers took advantage of OPM's lax security and failure to implement "basic cyber hygiene," the report states.
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A letter to Abate—as well as good hygiene and good behavior—earned them a coveted spot here.
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Mattress covers and pads are nice for making them more tolerable, in terms of both hygiene and comfort.
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FaceTiming is like basic emotional hygiene: I brush my teeth and FaceTime at least two times a day.
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Mao sought to improve hygiene and increase crop yield by controlling rats, flies, mosquitos and grain-eating sparrows.
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Still, insect control expert Jo Lines at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine has few qualms.
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Public-health campaigns were also reinforced to further improve Singapore's already exemplary standards of cleanliness and public hygiene.
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I spoke with Mr. Levine about workplace hygiene and why major employers should research best practices for themselves.
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The only changes she's seen are an increase in hand sanitizer and some posters about hygiene on campus.
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These include feminine hygiene products such as tampons, moisturizing soap that's not lye-based, and toothbrushes and toothpaste.
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If we want to improve our information hygiene, a good first step is reading and heeding Dr. Fauci.
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I know you stand in drugstores wondering why there are all these hygiene products if they are unnecessary.
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Eugenics based on theories of race hygiene preceded the rise of the Nazi regime to power in Germany.
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While good hygiene is far from universal in Japan, many people practice frequent hand-washing, gargling, and disinfection.
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Villagers also improvised effective means of safely preparing bodies for burial, combining adapted customary practices with safe hygiene.
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Polo by Ralph Lauren ($2210) reminds me of adolescence and early attempts at some sort of personal hygiene.
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The outsize attention paid to products reduces menstruation to a hygiene issue when it should be much more.
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Emergency supplies of water purifying tablets, sanitary "dignity" kits, and family hygiene bundles have also begun to arrive.
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My insomnia used to stress me out a lot, but I'm more zen about sleep hygiene these days.
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LG: It's good to have good breath and doing good for the people around you with ... KS: Hygiene.
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As the coronavirus outbreak continues to intensify, people are increasingly taking extra precautions in maintaining health and hygiene.
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Especially with the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, prevention and effective hygiene is kind of top of mind for everyone.
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"Imagine if a food establishment had a poor hygiene record or food contamination or animal droppings," Gostin said.
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The CDC has urged poll workers handling mail-in ballots to practice hand hygiene on a regular basis.
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The campaign succeeded: Parasitic infections have become rare in South Korea as hygiene and economic conditions have improved.
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Both Brest and its opponent, Smolevichi, had been given hygiene advice: wash your hands with soap, avoid hugging.
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Costco recently pulled free food samples from many of its stores across the globe as a hygiene measure.
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Mr. Levine said his district office has been flooded with boxes of donations: clothes, medicine, personal hygiene products.
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Above all, they sound a frequent chorus about the importance of maintaining good hygiene and preventive health behaviors.
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Advocates are also urging states to exempt menstrual hygiene products from sales tax, arguing that they're a necessity.
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During our tour of H-E-B, the dental hygiene section was the first department we ventured into ...
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Physicians recommended basic hygiene, including washing hands with soap and water and avoiding touching eyes, nose or mouth.
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The groom's mother is a lecturer and clinical instructor in the dental hygiene department at Portland Community College.
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On Sunday evening, the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene announced two more possible cases.
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Physicians recommended basic hygiene, including washing hands with soap and water and avoiding touching eyes, nose or mouth.
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Globally, menstruation can be highly stigmatized, leading to poor menstrual hygiene that can cause long-term health issues.
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Half of the samples exceeded 5,000 bacteria per gram, the threshold for microbial hygiene under European Union regulations.
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You have people who are malnourished, and mainly illnesses linked to lack of hygiene - scabies, diarrhoea, skin infections.
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But good hand hygiene is not always easy to achieve when public restrooms are perpetually out of soap.
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Prevention means vigilant hand hygiene, and of course, children should get their flu vaccines promptly in the fall.
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Each prisoner there is given three meals a day and some personal hygiene items, like soap and toothpaste.
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Brands that make personal hygiene products — like Bic, Oral-B, and Charmin — also want in on the action.
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Healthcare professionals recommend talking to your pharmacist about prescription refills and following standard hygiene advice to stay healthy.
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Experts and officials have criticized the decision to keep people on the ship and poor hygiene practices onboard.
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Possible subjects include Chelsea VonChaz, a founder of Happy Period, which distributes menstrual hygiene kits to homeless women.
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Forty states have some type of sales tax that is imposed on feminine hygiene products, according to Fusion.
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Rob claims Dream's behavior has changed for the worse -- along with her personal hygiene -- due to Chyna's parenting.
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When menstrual hygiene is properly managed, it contributes to social and economic empowerment and growth, across the board.
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Migrants have no access to running water, leading to poor hygiene and the contraction of rashes and funguses.
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But in the end it was poor hygiene and dirty water, Ms. Thomas said, that tugged many down.
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When you're done researching, figure out exactly how your house rules about hygiene need to change right now.
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The lieutenant tells us to pack just one small bag, with only hygiene products, writing materials, and underwear.
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Those in our care are provided three daily meals, free of charge, and free hygiene products on demand.
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In this sense, the obsession with sleep hygiene has a kinship with the stylized fussiness of clean eating.
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This may be why, when I read about feminine hygiene gift bags, I liked the idea so much.
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They've stood up and the president of Estonia, who I interview, they talk a lot about cyber hygiene.
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Inadequate menstrual hygiene management is associated with both health and psycho-social issues, particularly among low-income women.
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I love rules and routines, so when the idea of sleep hygiene hit the mainstream, I was hooked.
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Sleep hygiene is an important component to the recommended treatment for insomnia, cognitive behavioral therapy, or CBT-I.
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Period poverty hits lower income students the hardest, says Anusha Singh, a campaign director for the non-profit company Period: The Menstrual Movement, which distributes menstrual hygiene products to those in need and works to end period poverty and stigma by advocating for free hygiene products in schools, shelters and prisons.
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Good corporate hygiene includes clean financial statements and documentation of things like: Equity compensation and awards Key relationships with suppliers and service providers Liabilities Patents and intellectual property I frequently hear the excuse from startup entrepreneurs that they don't have the time, expertise or capital to maintain good corporate hygiene.
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Johnson & Johnson, which once sold everything from mouthwash to moisturizers, now only produces panty liners, a feminine hygiene product.
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Many hospitals also have prioritized hygiene around critical procedures like the insertion of catheters into major arteries or veins.
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That difference likely comes down to hygiene, as sanitation was notoriously horrible on Civil War battlefields, the researchers said.
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"At least two private equity companies together have bid around 200 billion crowns for the hygiene unit," DN said.
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Yelp announced today that the platform will start featuring hygiene scores of restaurants alongside reviews, photos, and other information.
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Results could be different elsewhere, given that variances exist in traveling populations, climate, cultural hygiene habits, and other factors.
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Among the many ill-effects his hard drinking brought, poor dental hygiene left his teeth in a bad way.
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Last week alone, 50,000 people received food and hygiene-related aid, according to a UN report on humanitarian response.
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Our diets based on processed foods, overuse of antibiotics and hygiene products are all likely responsible for this trend.
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"Unsafe water, inadequate sanitation and poor hygiene conditions can lead to cholera and hepatitis E," said UNICEF's regional director.
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Job-seekers need help too, they explain, with dress codes, haircuts, and what one adviser calls delicately "personal hygiene".
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Each country has "bespoke issues of concern", says Heidi Larson of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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They will be joined by DART logistics, nutrition, and water, sanitation and hygiene experts in the next few days.
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Developing sleep hygiene, regular habits that are conducive to sleep, is incredibly important to your health as an adult.
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Sleep hygiene Even those of us without obvious risk factors need to take our sleep seriously to stay healthy.
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Tampons, in their minds, are sleek, sophisticated feminine hygiene products made for modern women who have lots of sex.
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Together, we can build a world where people aren't defined by what hygiene product they have between their legs.
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Last month, a video showing a woman brought to court without either pants or feminine hygiene products went viral.
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Again, you are a person who has to be strategic about basic daily hygiene because you're so damn busy.
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Data show the challenge of meeting international standards for water, sanitation and hygiene in the camps and spillover sites.
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The theory that modern humans are under-exposed to micro-organisms and parasites is known as the "hygiene hypothesis".
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The forest business is low return on capital, very stable, and the hygiene business is high return on capital.
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Ending The Tampon TaxNew York and 10 other states have stopped charging tax on tampons and feminine-hygiene products.
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MAP International is also distributing hygiene kits and masks to prevent the spread of airborne diseases in affected areas.
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They provide short-term relief — cots for people to sleep on, blankets to keep them warm, hygiene kits, etc.
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Outlander fans, are you ready for another season of hot Scottish lovin', gross 18th century hygiene, and beautiful gowns?
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Escoffier introduced to the kitchens the concepts of electric light, hygiene and sobriety ("We are not drunks…We're cooks").
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If your vulva has come into contact with scented feminine hygiene products, soaps, or detergents, you may experience itching.
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A handful are building factories to produce everything from diapers and cigarettes to cold cuts and personal hygiene products.
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This is even more important for uncircumcised boys, who have a higher rate of penile infections from improper hygiene.
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What's In Your Box is the ultimate women's empowerment box, focusing on women's sexual health, safety, satisfaction, and hygiene.
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These recommendations are based on the idea that removing the foreskin from the penis promotes better health and hygiene.
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But thanks to a sweet tooth and a mediocre dental hygiene regimen in college, I got a few cavities.
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Per CrowdStrike, this shows companies are improving their security hygiene practices and investing in resources to better detect attacks.
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And I'm not knocking those, but menstrual hygiene products are definitely as much of a necessity as those products.
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By the same logic, hospitals and other breeding grounds for resistant bugs should prevent infections by practising better hygiene.
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And this rumor is a good reminder to observe basic hygiene rules around something you put on your face.
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She began to beg for money and cigarettes in the street, and stopped showering or caring about personal hygiene.
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For economic reasons and laws concerning hygiene and quality control, the wine is now barrel-aged entirely in France.
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Women used rags, children's diapers and paper towels from public restrooms as substitutes when they couldn't afford hygiene equipment.
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These findings are very preliminary, but they support a decades-old (and unfortunately named) idea called the hygiene hypothesis.
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