Handwashing and Ebola Virus Disease Outbreaks: A Randomized Comparison of Soap, Hand Sanitizer, and 0.05% Chlorine Solutions on the Inactivation and Removal of Model Organisms Phi6 and E. Coli From Hands and Persistence in Rinse Water

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