hygiene

There is an awareness of hygiene, and how viruses and vaccines work.

Modern Japan is famed for its attention to cleanliness and personal hygiene.

Judges for the competition, which is split into “traditional” and “specialty” categories, are mostly recruited from the culinary industry, and rank each bowl by color, texture, hygiene, and taste.

Then those schools paid strict attention to social distancing, wearing masks and hygiene, including handwashing and frequent cleaning of classrooms.

Flushing a toilet or urinal has always posed some kind of hygiene risk, as the action creates an interaction between gas and air.

Prisoners are given uniforms, towels and basic hygiene kits upon intake, but forced to purchase just about everything else.

It became something both for the hygiene of the couch and the patient.

She opens them to show diapers, baby food, hygiene products, and clothing.

The app supports multiple users on any one profile so families can monitor all of their important oral hygiene info in one place.

In countries with rampant poverty, disposable hygiene products are a luxury.

Incidental features of sex hygiene will arise naturally from physical education and can be adequately treated there.

In 1764 he published Economical and Medical Observations, which contained suggestions for improving the hygiene of army hospitals.

Neither physiology nor hygiene can be of much value in the schools, as a study, unless there is an application of what is taught.

We're not a couple of boarding-school misses fresh from a course of hygiene lectures.

Attention to proper feeding and hygiene is of first importance.