It's easy to make your own hand sanitizer at home, but there's no guarantee it's as effective as the sanitizer you can buy in the store. Here's why.

The number of Spanish children treated for poisoning after ingesting hand-sanitising gels has rocketed as the product has become ubiquitous during the coronavirus pandemic.

Red River Biorefinery in Grand Forks, North Dakota, came online in April, arguably the worst time for an ethanol facility to begin operating as the coronavirus pandemic sank fuel demand.

While using alcohol-based solutions on your hands or on surfaces can kill germs, drinking alcohol does not have the same benefits.