Your Apple Watch band is likely covered in bacteria, new study says

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By Chance MillerAug 18, 2023, 12:13 pm386 pts
In what will come as wholly unsurprising news for many people, your Apple Watch band is a breeding ground for bacteria. New research published in the Advances in Infectious Diseases journal goes more in-depth on the issue, finding a correlation between certain types of Apple Watch bands and higher levels of…

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