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Bill Eikost founded Infection Control Today in 1997, and has been involved in mass media since 1986--the last 18 years in healthcare publishing. He received his start in healthcare with Sheldon I. Dorenfest Associates in 1988. Bill spent more than a decade working in the music industry as an international journalist, manager and handled public relations for a number of international acts. Bill received his bachelor of arts degree from DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois.

Driving Home the Message of Infection Prevention, Literally

January 17, 2011 Comments

Posted in Blog, Infection Prevention

A couple of years back, I blogged about anagrams. I enjoy giving my mind a work out first thing in the morning by reading license plates. When you are in bumper-to-bumper traffic, there isn't much else to do, except listen to books on CD. I will save that for another blog. Driving in this morning, my eye was drawn to a license plate on a SUV that read, "4 GERMS." It got me wondering if this driver possibly talking about her kids (maybe four of them), or could she have a job where she likes germs? In the first scenario, I'd hate to be one of her older children… "Mom's calling me a germ." In the latter, she'd be an ICP on the way in to work. In her world, germs make the world go round.

What are some of the best/oddest license plates you've seen recently. You know, the ones that you can still remember….

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