How long can bacteria survive "in the wild" without any living hosts?
I'm not talking about extreme conditions, like in a glacier, but about average room-temperature environments.
If I went to an abandoned hospital, where nobody - man or animal alike - has been in 2 years, then licked the toilet door handles clean, how likely would it be that I contract some disease?
I'm not talking about extreme conditions, like in a glacier, but about average room-temperature environments.
If I went to an abandoned hospital, where nobody - man or animal alike - has been in 2 years, then licked the toilet door handles clean, how likely would it be that I contract some disease?
