Note this study points to the importance of continuing with handwashing routines, which reduce the transmission of a wide variety of infectious diseases. > "We

Note this study points to the importance of continuing with handwashing routines, which reduce the transmission of a wide variety of infectious diseases. > "We detected B. cereus, a foodborne pathogen, on the outer-side of masks in 5% of the participants (Fig. 4c), suggesting that B. cereus might adhere to the face masks through hands from feces. Intensive handwashing is recommended, since handwashing is effective in reducing the incidence of diarrhea."