Published: December 08, 2011
Sensible Hand Washing in Schools Prevents Spread of Contagious Disease
National Handwashing Awareness Week 2011 runs Sunday, December 4 through December 10 with Global Handwashing Day happening back on October 15.
Hand washing can be one of the most effective ways to prevent the spread of contagious disease when done correctly.
It is important that we teach students about the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Sensible hand washing in schools not only prevents the spread of contagious symptoms like colds, but also more serious diseases like hepatitis A and meningitis.
In an effort to support National Handwashing Awareness Week and to keep our students, teachers and educators healthy we have created the infographic below.
The infographic contains facts pertaining to hand washing; how to do it correctly and common mistakes people make when washing their hands. This infographic was created to be part of educational outreach and campaigns focused on keeping our schools healthy.
We encourage you to help us spread this important message.
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