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The discussions reflect a high level of agreement with the article's conclusions, highlighting the dangers of contaminated phones using words like 'Eewwww' and phrases such as 'our phones are covered in bacteria.' The tone is often alarmed and urgent, emphasizing the importance of awareness and changing hygienic habits, which indicates strong engagement and recognition of the potential impact on health.
Most discussions strongly agree with the article's findings, emphasizing the health risks and the need for better hygiene practices.
Posts show high interest, with many describing the issue as 'horrifying' or 'very interesting,' indicating engagement and relevance.
Several posts actively cite the article, mention personal reactions, or share advice, demonstrating meaningful interaction.
The conversations underscore a perceived urgency and significant health impact, with some suggesting that cleaning phones could reduce infection risk.
Reading this on the toilet right now? 52% of hospital staff surveyed said they do the same. The problem: phones are vectors for disease. @BondUniversity molecular expert takes a look at the germs on our phones in our latest video. https://t.co/9cd1qbrU9M
Mobile phones of paediatric hospital staff are never cleaned and commonly used in toilets with implications for healthcare nosocomial diseases https://t.co/nZe1RBcZHp #cdi #cdiff
Un artículo muy interesante sobre cómo nuestro teléfono es un transporte de bacterias que afectan nuestra salud This article is very interesting on how the phone is a transport of bacteria https://t.co/SKfmnDg9ND
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I'm now somewhat horrified by the fact my phone follows me everywhere. We've been working on this video with @LottiTajouri for some time (held up, perhaps ironically, by waves of COVID), but it's so good to see it up. Give it a watch and clean your phones! https://t.co/mRyAUMIlxV
RT @ConversationEDU: Reading this on the toilet right now? 52% of hospital staff surveyed said they do the same. The problem: phones are ve…
Following a personal emergency, Dr. Lotti Tajouri investigated contamination on mobile phones used by healthcare staff. The study revealed most never clean their devices, with many using phones in bathrooms, posing…
Using your phone in the bathroom can spread germs and impact your health. Mobile phones may carry harmful microorganisms, increasing the risk of hospital-acquired infections. Proper disinfection is essential to minimize…
Watch to find out the story behind Lotti's area of research, what he and is colleagues found on swabbed phones and advice about how we can keep our phones clean at home and in the workplace. https://t.co/4K0RdV9wkX
RT @CDifficile1: Mobile phones of paediatric hospital staff are never cleaned and commonly used in toilets with implications for healthcare…
Mobile phones of paediatric hospital staff are never cleaned and commonly used in toilets with implications for healthcare nosocomial diseases https://t.co/nZe1RBcZHp #cdi #cdiff
⌚️DO YOU HAVE SEVEN MINUTES TO SPARE?⌚️
Un artículo muy interesante sobre cómo nuestro teléfono es un transporte de bacterias que afectan nuestra salud This article is very interesting on how the phone is a transport of bacteria https://t.co/SKfmnDg9ND
JBI_EI RT @ConversationEDU: Reading this on the toilet right now? 52% of hospital staff surveyed said they do the same. The problem: phones are vectors for disease. @BondUniversity molecular expert takes a look at the germs on our phones in our latest v… https://t.co/Ev0azpytLU
RT @ConversationEDU: Reading this on the toilet right now? 52% of hospital staff surveyed said they do the same. The problem: phones are ve…
Clean your mobile phones! #FB #LI https://t.co/WbK5Xr5Xcw
RT @ConversationEDU: Reading this on the toilet right now? 52% of hospital staff surveyed said they do the same. The problem: phones are ve…
RT @ConversationEDU: Reading this on the toilet right now? 52% of hospital staff surveyed said they do the same. The problem: phones are ve…
Reading this on the toilet right now? 52% of hospital staff surveyed said they do the same. The problem: phones are vectors for disease. @BondUniversity molecular expert takes a look at the germs on our phones in our latest video. https://t.co/9cd1qbrU9M
RT @MrDBurke: Eewwww Our mobile phones are covered in bacteria and viruses… and we never wash... https://t.co/ND6EeHU6Wz via @YouTube
Eewwww Our mobile phones are covered in bacteria and viruses… and we never wash... https://t.co/ND6EeHU6Wz via @YouTube
Our mobile phones are covered in bacteria and viruses… and we never wash them - The Conversation https://t.co/zokj6q1ZuA
I'm now somewhat horrified by the fact my phone follows me everywhere. We've been working on this video with @LottiTajouri for some time (held up, perhaps ironically, by waves of COVID), but it's so good to see it up. Give it a watch and clean your phones! https://t.co/mRyAUMIlxV
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