Potentially deadly infections from a type of flesh-eating bacterium could significantly increase in the decades ahead as climate change causes oceans to warm and helps the organisms spread into new coastal areas.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning about a rise in extensively drug-resistant cases of the bacterial infection Shigella, a major cause of inflammatory diarrhea.

Jergens is recalling one of its popular moisturizers because it may contain a harmful bacteria.

But small, personal UV devices are only now becoming mainstream, and the industry is entirely unregulated. They then took the bacteria on the petri dish and scanned it with the Safe & Healthy UV Disinfecting Light for 10 seconds. Within 48 hours, you could see how many of the bacteria cultures the UV devices killed. Busby said the biggest difference in the two products is where the UV light actually hits the product you need to disinfect. It is also important to note that these personal UV devices are not regulated.

Here are the sneaky ways bacteria get into your beauty products.