Seen At 11: Contaminated Commute -- Swabs Turn Up Bacteria On Subways, Cabs, And Citi Bikes
The next time you're headed to work, you may want to think twice before grabbing that subway pole or Citi Bike with your bare hands.
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The next time you're headed to work, you may want to think twice before grabbing that subway pole or Citi Bike with your bare hands.
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