Hi! here are the ways to stop or prevent the transmission:
1. Wash hands throughly and frequently.
2. Watch those faucet handles because germs left there will be picked up again when you close the tap. Always disinfect the door knobs and faucet handles.
3. Wipe down your things when someone has a cold in your house. Do this on kitchen countertops, dining tables, study desks, and even kids' toys. The virus lives from a few seconds up to 48 hours outside the human body, but may live longer on nonporous surfaces (plastic, metal or wood) than they do on porous surfaces (fabric, skin or paper).
4. Give your child vitamins to strengthen his immune system.
New Delhi, November 18 -- Since its outbreak in June this year, the H1N1 influenza has taken a widespread toll. With four more H1N1 deaths in India, the toll goes up to 530, as per an official statement.
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always clean and disinfect
always clean and disinfect your home.
Don't let your husband play
Don't let your husband play with your son nor carry your son because some children has low resitance against colds.
colds virus
Hi! here are the ways to stop or prevent the transmission:
1. Wash hands throughly and frequently.
.
2. Watch those faucet handles because germs left there will be picked up again when you close the tap. Always disinfect the door knobs and faucet handles.
3. Wipe down your things when someone has a cold in your house. Do this on kitchen countertops, dining tables, study desks, and even kids' toys. The virus lives from a few seconds up to 48 hours outside the human body, but may live longer on nonporous surfaces (plastic, metal or wood) than they do on porous surfaces (fabric, skin or paper).
4. Give your child vitamins to strengthen his immune system
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