Lupe Hernández hand sanitizer legend
The Lupe Hernández hand sanitizer legend concerns an American nurse who, as a student in Bakersfield, California in 1966, invented the now-ubiquitous hand sanitizer gel. The claim is controversial as attempts to verify it by independent investigations at The Washington Post, the National Museum of A
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Legend. The Lupe Hernández hand sanitizer legend concerns an American nurse who, as a student in Bakersfield, California in 1966, invented the now-ubiquitous hand sanitizer gel. Nevertheless, the story became “viral” during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic and was widely reported as established fact and/or urban legend in the press.
Sources: Wikipedia: Lupe Hernández hand sanitizer legend.
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