Who’s Really Spreading Germs in Your Office?

Let's face it- if we get sick at work, we're usually quick to accuse whoever has the cubicle closest to us of giving us their disgusting infection. But it turns out we're blaming the wrong person.

A new study shows that once an infected person touches the main door into the building, those germs rip through the rest of the place in less than four hours.

It's not just the sick person sitting next to you who's sharing. Major infected hotspots include: door handles, coffee stations, water fountains and light switches.

But here's a little bit of good news: using hand sanitizer can lower your chance of infection from 39% to 11%.