PHOENIX — If you've turned on NBC or driven past a Walgreens recently, you've probably heard of Red Nose Day. This year, it falls on Thursday. But do you know what it is?

You can spread coronavirus to others from your nose-picking session, and you are also more likely to bring that virus. 24/7 Live New York City New Jersey Long Island Northern Suburbs Connecticut.

The sixth iteration of The Red Nose Day Special will air on May 21, first beginning with a “Celebrity Escape Room,” executive produced by Ben Stiller and Jack Black.

Picking your nose could spread a dangerous bacteria which causes pneumonia, new research warns. The study, published in the European Respiratory Journal, is the first to show that transmission can … ...

Why Picking Your Nose Isn't Just Gross — It's Dangerous In The Time Of Coronavirus December 30, 2020 / 8:27 AM EST / CBS Baltimore (CNN) -- We teach kids not to do it.

Red Nose Day, also known as Comic Relief, goes live at 7PM from MediaCityUK in Salford. David Tennant and Joel Dommett, host of The Masked Singer UK, are among those presenting the show.

Nose picking was always gross — now a study says it may lead to late-onset Alzheimer's Bacteria linked to central nervous system disorders may enter the brain through the nose, study says.

Red Nose Day is held every two years in the U.K. and has raised $1.4 billion, which is distributed to charities that fight child poverty. Three years ago, the event crossed over to the U.S., ...

You’ve noticed a lot of photos of celebrities wearing red clown noses. It’s part of an effort to bring attention to “Red Nose Day,” which started in 1988.

Picking your nose isn't just gross -- it's dangerous in the time of coronavirus. Here's why. The nose is one of three main ways that viruses can enter the body.

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