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COVID-19: Shoppers urged not to touch, smell produce at stores

COVID-19: Shoppers urged not to touch, smell produce at stores
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Use essential oils in safe amounts, toxicologist says

Use essential oils in safe amounts, toxicologist says
By Jake Chung / Staff writer
The use of essential oils to induce relaxation has become increasingly popular, but toxicologist Chao Ming-wei (招名威) suggested using diffusers that distribute measured doses, saying that the key to using essential oils safely is the amount to which people are exposed.
Essential oil manufacturers could add fixing agents, essences, surfactants and ethanol-based products to essential oils, and exposure to excessive quantities of such products could damage a person’s lungs, liver and kidneys, Chao wrote on Facebook last week.
It is documented that the use of essential oil dispensers indoors increases the levels of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, as well as the amount of particulate matter inhaled, he said. ....

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Footwear poses virus infection risk, but pathogens easy to wash off: doctor

Footwear poses virus infection risk, but pathogens easy to wash off: doctor
By William Hetherington / Staff writer
As viruses might be able to survive on the surfaces of shoes, people should store and handle their footwear carefully, a medical researcher said on Tuesday last week, citing an article published in the
New England Journal of Medicine.
The article showed that the D614G mutation of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, can survive on shoe soles for up to three days, toxicologist Chao Ming-wei (招名威) wrote on Facebook.
In the US, where COVID-19 is widespread, people are at risk of exposure to the virus via their shoes after visiting crowded places such as shopping malls or using public transportation, Chao wrote. ....

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