Are you a barber or beautician? Do you handle instruments that sometimes draw blood? Read on to learn how to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.
<div class="ExternalClass1168CD8A81024FE38D6C6D1D67607434"><p>Did you know that blades, razors, needles and any other disposable skin piercing equipment used in shaving, manicure/pedicure, tattooing, body-piercing or acupuncture can spread blood-borne diseases when you reuse them? </p><p>Click <a href="/sites/assets/Assets/PDFs/HPB/Lifestyle/barbers.pdf">here to download our guide</a> and learn more about avoiding blood-borne diseases. </p><p>
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