If you’re wearing disposable gloves to the grocery store or other public places, there’s a good chance they aren’t protecting you from COVID-19 coronavirus the way you think. One Michigan nurse took ...

A woman washes the dishes in kitchen sink while wearing yellow gloves and apron, and using a brush to clean one plate. - Irene Miller/Shutterstock Preparing and cooking meals sounds fun for the most ...

GROVE CITY, Ohio (WCMH) – More people are wearing gloves when out in public because of COVID-19 and with that is coming an avoidable problem — littering. Some people are throwing their used gloves on ...

The CDC isn’t recommending gloves as a daily precaution, but I know a lot of people are choosing to wear disposable gloves when they go out, for example, when grocery shopping. If you do end up using ...

Gloves are a great way to avoid direct contact with the coronavirus. By putting that layer between the virus and your hands, you can make sure the virus doesn’t touch your skin. But like many things ...

Food safety is a high priority when it comes to eating out, so it's no surprise that some diners are put off by watching fast food workers preparing meals without wearing gloves. According to the CDC, ...

Wearing plastic gloves? Please throw them out after you're done. People around the world are taking precautions to keep germs at bay amid the coronavirus pandemic, like wearing disposable gloves or ...

Barrier glove technology – whether thick polymer “canner” types or thin disposables – has changed dramatically over the last 10 years, along with the increase in use. Gone are the days when rough ...

Lauren Silva, a freelance writer in New York City, believes in feeling good in your body and making that experience accessible to everyone across generations. The proof is in her ever-piling browser ...

Claim: 'If you are wearing the same set of gloves all over town you are only spreading germs everywhere you go.' Face masks have become a go-to accessory in America’s grocery stores and remaining ...