Gross habit millions of Brits have could increase your risk of catching deadly disease ...Middle East

A GROSS habit that millions of Brits could increase the risk of catching a deadly disease, it has been revealed. Dutch researchers have found that a seemingly innocent, if frowned-upon, behaviour could boost your chances of contracting coronavirus. GettyResearchers found that one gross habit significantly increased the likelihood of getting coronavirus among medics[/caption] Their study of 200 healthcare workers found that picking your nose could roughly triple your chances of getting the sickness that caused the world to go into lockdown. A whopping 17% of nose-pickers got Covid, compared to just 5.9% of non-pickers. Shockingly, 85% of those surveyed admitted to nose-picking,

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