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How can bacterial be prevented?

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Anonymous

12y ago
Updated: 1/10/2023

Wash your hands, and cover your mouth/nose when you cough or sneeze. Try to be clean all the time. If you touch metal handles or doors in a public place, be sure to wash your hands afterwards, and don't touch your face.

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