Gadgets & Tech – The research was conducted by taking swabs from everyday objects and analyzing the bacteria found on them. Joanne Verran, Professor of Microbiology at Manchester Metropolitan University commented: "Mobile phones, like many everyday objects such a telephones and computer keyboards, harbor bacteria. However, being 'mobile', they are stored in ba
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