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Why did schools quit teaching about simple hygene?
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They Haven't: Schools continue to teach basic hygiene, the most basic being to wash your hands. They could do better, however, in several areas including how to prevent the spread of the flu and the common cold by sneezing properly.
Answered 6/9/2017
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