Brunilda Nazario, MD I think we're all guilty of not washing our hands as frequently as we should ... but certainly there are bacteria that can cause diarrhea. Narrator Other flash points for ...

Handwashing reduces respiratory infections and prevents diarrhea. Studies show improved school attendance during flu season when children are encouraged to wash their hands thoroughly. As for how ...

Diarrhea-causing illnesses, like salmonella or giardiasis, are 30% more likely when you don't wash your hands. And even after you recover, you are likely to find yourself catching these illnesses ...

Just, you know, wash your hands afterward. Please ... coli, which can stow away in stool and can trigger horrible diarrhea. So, beyond swearing off public restrooms for the rest of your life ...

Animals can also contaminate sources of water and surfaces with pathogens that spread infectious diarrhea. These illnesses can be transmitted easily when people don't wash their hands after ...

The CDC and doctors have repeatedly reminded people that proper hand washing — washing hands frequently with soap and water, especially before eating or handling food, and after using the toilet — is ...