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Gloves urged to curb hospital infection spread study
A Boston study at Children’s Hospital finds that nurses and doctors wearing gloves when handling infants in winter cut respiratory syncytial virus infections in a 28 bed ward by half. The three fold drop in infection rate supports gloves as a simple, cheap measure.
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Boston
Children’s Hospital
Donald A. Goldmann
New England Journal of Medicine
Caroline Hail
University of Rochester
Hall
Goldmann