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" 1. &amp;quot;As soon as I get off a plane, train, bus or any mode of public transportation, I make straight for a restroom and wash my hands.&amp;quot; Dr. Tierno   2.&amp;quot;I carry my own water bottle, pen, tea bags and other small items that can be germ carriers.&amp;quot; Lisa Mosing   3. &amp;quot;I always get the flu shot.&amp;quot; Dr. Khazeni   4. &amp;quot;I sanitize the surfaces in my home (counters, sinks, toilet bowl handle, etc.) frequently with bleach or disinfectant.&amp;quot; Dr. Tierno   5. &amp;quot;When I&amp;#039;m around young children I wash my hands more often. Kids&amp;#039; immunity is not as developed as adults&amp;#039; and their hygiene is poor, which makes them expert germ passers.&amp;quot; Dr. Gwaltney   6. &amp;quot;I carry two masks when I&amp;#039;m traveling during cold and flu season. If I&amp;#039;m stuck next to someone who&amp;#039;s obviously sick, I put on one mask and offer him or her the other.&amp;quot; Dr. Tierno "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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