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Read part 1 of this blog post here. MRSA in the Air Surfaces can become contaminated with MRSA by the touch of a colonized or infected person— or when airborne MRSA particles settle on these surfaces. As mounting research confirms, airborne -
VRE, CRE, C. diff., CRKP — healthcare facilities have no shortage of dangerous bacteria to contend with. Among the most worrisome in this alphabet soup of superbugs: MRSA. Easily spread and notoriously resilient, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus continues to invade the -
Read part 1 of this blog post here. The Limits of Hospital Surface Cleaning Infection outbreaks have been traced to all kinds of contaminated surfaces: sinks, computer keyboards, supply carts, stretchers, IV poles, telephone handles, stethoscopes, blood pressure cuffs, ultrasound -
No hospital, in Hungary or elsewhere, is immune to the spread of dangerous infections among patients. Each day, an estimated 1.4 million patients worldwide contract an infection while hospitalized. Each year in Hungary, more than 15,000 hospital patients become infected, -
Read Part 1 of this blog post here. Preventing C. Difficile Infection: 4 Critical Strategies Infection-control experts agree: containing CDI is an urgent global priority, given the emergence of more potent C. difficile strains and the ageing of the developed -
For decades, Clostridium difficile infection (CDI) was dismissed by doctors as “annoying but easy to treat” — a common but not especially threatening cause of diarrhoea and colon inflammation. No longer. “An alarming increase in the incidence of CDI” has been -
We are thrilled to announce that Novaerus is one of a handful of innovative companies that has been selected to exhibit within the Innovation Pavilion at Future Healthcare UK 2019 and pitch our new Defend 1050 air disinfection unit to a line-up of VIP judges that drive innovation in the -
Part 2 of Hospital Acquired Infections in China: How Air-Disinfection Technology Can Help Read part 1 here. Three Critical Strategies for Reducing Hospital-Acquired Infection Given these challenges, any serious plan to control hospital-acquired infections requires a combination of three strategies: -
Hospitals around the world are facing a serious crisis: the spread of infection among patients. China is no exception. Writing in prominent medical journals, Chinese scientists have called hospital-acquired infections “a prominent public health concern” and “a major problem for -
Part 2 of IVF in China: Cleaner Laboratory Air Boosts Success. Read Part 1 here. IVF Labs Aren’t Operating Rooms Around the globe, IVF regulating authorities are paying more attention to laboratory air quality — a welcome development, to be sure. But -
For years, Chinese couples seeking the best fertility treatment had to travel abroad — to clinics in Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, even the United States. Because of the government’s one-child policy, China did not encourage in-vitro fertilization (IVF), and the country’s -
Over the course of human history — in ancient Egypt, in medieval Europe, in 19th-century North America — tuberculosis has surged and waned, causing pain and death on a massive scale before receding. It was during one period of recession, in
