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Amanda Onion

Amanda Onion

Verified

Senior Editor, A+E Global Media

New York

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Crime, Justice North Carolina, Courts Public Safety, Law Enforcement

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Total articles 127

  • Study Finds Doctors' Neckties Carry Pathogens

    By Amanda Onion Verified| ABC News Verified May 25, 2004 -- When your doctor smoothes his tie, leans over, places a stick in your mouth and asks you to say "ah," have you ever found yourself wondering where his tie has been? Steven Nurkin did. The fourth-year medical student at the Bruce Rappaport Faculty of Medicine in Haifa, Israel, got to thinking that with hospital infections affecting 5-10 percent of all admitted patients, it might be interesting to analyze doctors' neckties for disease-causing pathogens.

    By Amanda Onion Verified · ABC News

    Mar. 12, 2020

  • Human Din Is Drowning Out Nature's Quiet, Even in Parks

    By Amanda Onion Verified| How Stuff Works Verified Advertisement "Thousands of tired, nerve-shaken, over-civilized people are beginning to find out that going to the mountains is going home; that wildness is a necessity," naturalist John Muir wrote in 1901. Today, Muir would be dismayed to learn that in a majority of the United States' protected areas, there's no escape from human-made noise pollution.

    By Amanda Onion Verified · How Stuff Works

    Dec. 12, 2019

  • Study Finds Doctors' Neckties Carry Pathogens

    By Amanda Onion Verified| ABC News Verified May 25, 2004 -- When your doctor smoothes his tie, leans over, places a stick in your mouth and asks you to say "ah," have you ever found yourself wondering where his tie has been? Steven Nurkin did. The fourth-year medical student at the Bruce Rappaport Faculty of Medicine in Haifa, Israel, got to thinking that with hospital infections affecting 5-10 percent of all admitted patients, it might be interesting to analyze doctors' neckties for disease-causing pathogens.

    By Amanda Onion Verified · ABC News

    Mar. 12, 2020

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A+E Global Media

New York, United States

+1 704-394-7888

Founded: 1989