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Scrubs Pick Up Bad Hospital Germs

consumer.healthday.com October 27, 2016

The scrubs of intensive care unit (ICU) nurses often pick up disease-causing germs, including those resistant to antibiotics, a new study reports. The study included 40 intensive care unit nurses.

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