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Complaints about hospital care -- why don't they wash their hands more?
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They should: Hand washing is very important especially in hospitals to prevent the spread of infections. Nowadays, we have antiseptics/ hand lotions that can be used. Without going to the sink.
Answered 11/21/2014
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