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By Mary Roach · The New York Times · November 2004
Germs, Germs Everywhere
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"Mary Roach, author of book Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers, essay dispels idea that environments need to be bacteria-free; holds that spate of new anti-bacterial products are driven by irrational fear by consumers; suggests that food poisoning is only serious bacterial health threat in average home; cartoon (M)"

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