Shaking hands will further causes to disease transmission more than kissing

The researchers found according to infection or viruses stay on hands in contact with various surfaces such as hands, so shaking hands more than kissing is causing to transmission of diseases. As the report of "Salamat News" quoting Fox News, a lot of people think in many infectious diseases such as colds and flu, transmission of illness is possible from respiratory tract such as sneezing - coughing and kissing. While studies show that hands are one of the members that heavily are involved in disease transmission. It should be noted that some viruses and microbes remain on hands for 18 hours in contact with surfaces and have ability to pass on to others. In addition, experts believe that among diseases, colds and gastrointestinal diseases are mostly transmitted through physical contact. Of course, it is better that people with sickness wash their hands with soap and antibacterial materials frequently, and refrain from any contact with others as much as possible. And in high-traffic locations such as taxis and buses should be more careful that the possibility of contamination is very high.