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Invisible Glove Keeps Your Hands Clean, Doesn't Hamper Dexterity Print E-mail

Invisible Glove puts a protective coating on your hands so you can easily remove dirt, grease, paint, and the like from your hands with relative ease.

 

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Students With Flu Symptoms will Receive Masks and Gloves PDF Print E-mail

Students throughout the Southern Californa who become sick at school will get protective masks and gloves to help prevent the spread of the H1N1 influenza virus and other flu outbreaks, a state agency announced on Dec. 4.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O’Connell said the multi-agency effort is designed to keep students, teachers and staff healthy and in school.

The masks and gloves will be given out only when a student become sick and is sent to the school nurse, officials said.

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Top Glove profit up on lower latex, oil prices PDF Print E-mail

Top Glove profit up on lower latex, oil prices


PETALING JAYA: Top Glove Corp Bhd posted a 5.4% rise in net profit to RM36mil for the second quarter ended Feb 28, against the preceding quarter despite a 10.2% decline in revenue to RM346.5mil.

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'Pink Glove Dance' Becomes YouTube Sensation, Saves Lives PDF Print E-mail

The latest viral video to become a hit on YouTube is not only entertaining, it’s saving lives. It’s called the “Pink Glove Dance” and it was put together by an unlikely group of performers.

 

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Bellingham, Massachusetts bans latex gloves at food establishments PDF Print E-mail

Nearly 200 food service establishments in town are now operating without one product: Latex gloves.

Under a bylaw recently passed by the Board of Health, workers are prohibited from using gloves made of latex, a common allergen. Bellingham is believed to be the first community in the state to enact such a bylaw.

Board of Health Chairman Vincent Forte Jr., said latex allergies affect a "significant population."

The bylaw, which passed unanimously at a June 24 meeting, was modeled after a drafted state law, which is currently being considered by the Legislature.

Board of Health member Guy Fleuette said about 175 vendors in town are affected by the change. Though the board advertised the public hearing, the bylaw passed without any discussion or attendance at the meeting.

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