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Premature Babies Catch Fewer Infections When Medical Staff Wears Gloves: Study
Premature babies in neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) were diagnosed with fewer infections when medical staff wore nonsterile gloves after washing their hands as compared to those who just washed hands, according to a new study by the University Of Virginia School Of Medicine.
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