[MR] OT: Health Information

[Jennifer Dobyns]

Good info!  The last time I re-certified for first aid & CPR this was  
recommended and makes a lot of sense, especially when we use our  
hands to touch all that stuff everyone else touches after they've  
coughed or sneezed.  And when was the last time you saw someone stop  
and use hand sanitizer after coughing or sneezing into their hands,  
or wash them?

Here's to a healthier winter!

Genevieve D'Abigne

On Oct 26, 2006, at 11:39 AM, Mrs Pix wrote:

> If I may interrupt the Current Middle Ages with an announcement of  
> public
> health concern for all gentles. The time of colds, flu, and other
> airborne-spread diseases is here.  Many of us have been taught that  
> we are
> to cough and sneeze into our hands or into a tissue.  You know,  
> "Cover your
> Cough."
>
> I have here an educational video demonstrating a new way that the  
> Centers
> For Disease Control would like for people to learn how to more  
> effectively
> cover their coughs and sneezes to prevent the spread of disease.   
> It is
> suitable for all ages.
>
> It can be viewed in Windows Media Player, Apple Quicktime Movie, or on
> Google Video.  http://www.coughsafe.com/media.html  Please  
> crosspost as you
> feel necessary to spread the word, and not the germs!
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