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Study: Nearly All Wristbands Harboring Potentially Harmful Bacteria

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New research shows 95% of wristbands may be harboring potentially harmful bacteria. Some wristbands, like ones made from plastic or rubber, were more contaminated than metal wristbands. Experts say that people should start sanitizing wristbands more often to help keep themselves and others around them healthy.

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