Chapter 142: A Shocking Turn at the Banquet!

Most people think surgeons wash their hands the most, but that's not true. A surgeon typically performs seven or eight operations a day, which means washing their hands seven or eight times. Dermatologists, on the other hand, have to wash their hands after each patient, often seeing forty to fifty patients a day, which means washing their hands twenty to thirty times even if they see just half that many. It's unavoidable since many skin diseases are linked to viral or bacterial infections, and a...