Study finds that nose-picking may increase COVID-19 risk in health care workers

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Study finds that nose-picking may increase COVID-19 risk in health care  workers

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Researchers investigated whether physical and behavioral features among healthcare workers, e.g. nose picking, could increase the risk of SARS-CoV-2 infection.

Study finds that nose-picking may increase COVID-19 risk in health care  workers

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