Experts recommend that you should wash your hands with cold or warm water for at least 20 seconds to kill harmful germs.

Why handwashing quickly became such a key public health message when the COVID pandemic hit, how the science of the coronavirus evolved and why you should still be washing your hands for your health.

Hand-washing works One major point the COVID-19 pandemic helped drive home is how important it is to wash your hands. Washing ...

Your guide to coronavirus: Everything you need to know about COVID-19, the deadly virus alarming the world Why should I wash my hands? When done correctly, hand-washing prevents the spread of ...

You can ward off everything from the coronavirus, a mind-controlling bacteria, and health-wrecking parasites by simply washing your hands.

There's just something about a clean home that is so satisfying. However, between juggling work, life, adulting and chores, ...

Some scientists go so far as to say they don't recommend washing your hands in an airplane bathroom. But that's not to say you shouldn't—here's what you should do, according to experts.

Should you wash your hands? Yes. Does it matter for respiratory viruses? Not as much as we once thought.

Knowing when and how long to wash your hands makes a difference in how often you and your family get sick, especially while the new coronavirus is active.