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New Medical Devices research report from GlobalData, "Central Venous Catheters: Market Growth to be Driven by Increasing Demand for Catheters with Antimicrobial Coatings", is now available from Fast Market Research

The environmental and building consulting experts at EC2 provide solutions for human resources professionals dealing with indoor air quality (IAQ) issues.

Implementing an isolation program to reduce hospital infections 

Aarkstore announce a new report "What's Next in Vaccines? HIV, Malaria, Rabies, MRSA, and 30 Other Vaccine Targets in the 2010-2020 Pipeline" through its vast collection of market research report.

Laboratory studies indicate that ozone applied by CleanAir Treatments LLC kills MRSA.

Americans have entered into a new type of competition with the Chinese – who will produce the next bacterial superbug plague first? This is no laughing matter.

Laboratory studies indicate that ozone kills toxic mold, spores and mycrotoxins from indoor enviroments.

SteriTouch Ltd, based on Roseheyworth Business Park, Abertillery, has added another leading brand to its growing list of clients – Crown Paints.

Wellcome Trust Award-Winning Company Phico Therapeutics Announces Success of Safety and Tolerability Trial

Autron, one of the UK's leading manufacturers of Low Surface Temperature (LST) Radiators, has introduced a new antibacterial finish to its product range.

Safety First Aid has launched a first aid box containing SteriTouch as part of its Evolution range.

CleanAir Treatments LLC Announces the Launch of their Indoor Air Purification Services which uses new technology to temporarily remove oxygen in a structure and kill mold, odors, insects, allergans, bacteria and viruses.

Bharatbook.com added a new report on "Whats Next in Vaccines? HIV, Malaria, Rabies, MRSA, and 30 Other Vaccine Targets in the 2010-2020 Pipeline" which gives development in Vaccines market.

ICNet International, a world leader in the field of infection control software, announced the upcoming availability of SSI Module.

MicroGuard Environmental Health, a company founded in 2009, specializes in the application of anti-microbial coatings. When applied, these patented chemicals create and impenetrable germ barrier to any surface.

Envirotech Group announces separate product division and website to educate healthcare facility management on the spread of Infectious Disease-as 86% of new infections are "healthcare-associated", and introduce exclusive technology to control it.

Free and valuable content perfect for infection preventionists, pharmacists and hospital quality managers.

NextWave Research Initiates Coverage on NovaBay Pharmaceuticals (Amex:NBY) with a Strong Speculative Buy Rating and $4.50 Price Target based on multiple catalysts expected during 2010 including human clinical results in 4 indications.

Natural ingredients have proven to be a better alternative to antibacterial soaps in skin care affected with various skin infections and MRSA skin infection is no exception.

—Sharklet Technologies to develop catheter with biofilm-resistant Sharklet™ micro-pattern to reduce risk of catheter-associated urinary tract infections—

Antheros Develops New Silver Hand Sanitizer Formula

FMQAI is pleased to announce its support of the first world MRSA Day Oct. 2 and recognition of MRSA Awareness Month in October to heighten awareness of how MRSA is transmitted and to protect ourselves and others.

This one-day conference, organised by Select Biosciences, brings together leaders in the arena of biosensors and detection technologies for biomedical, environmental and forensic applications.

LYON, France Alaxia announced that its drug candidate OSCN / Lactoferrin it develops under the brand Meveol, was designated Orphan Drug for the treatment of cystic fibrosis by the Commission of European Communities on favorable opinion of the EMEA

London, 21.08.09-- Virus-washer.co.uk, a specialist division of Water Efficiency Solutions, based in Kent are proud to have been chosen by SANYO to launch their new range of Virus Washers in the UK.

PRO~TEX™ Alcohol-free hand and skin sanitizing FOAM announces big news: ►Testing confirms Efficacy on CA-MRSA ►Approval received for use by Food Handlers

A new website has been released showing how a new MRSA Treatment regime ending MRSA attacks. It is backed by MRSA Victim testimonials. This method has shown to be 98.5% effective in treating and preventing current and future MRSA outbreaks.

MRSA is a serious infection that affects athletes because of the environment they’re in. Take a look at how the Missouri wrestling team is helping to prevent this problem.

New alcohol-free hand sanitizer proves more effective and less harmful than alcohol-based brands at killing germs and viruses like swine flu, MRSA and norovirus.

Universal Sensors Ltd (Cambridge, UK), Nottingham Trent University (Nottingham, UK) and Cambridge Design Partnership (Cambridge, UK) to develop a hand-held system to detect the hospital superbugs, C.difficile and MRSA.

MRSA (Methacillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) is regarded as an important cause of antibiotics-resistant infections that are acquired in the community

As most of you may know MRSA (Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) is known as a "Superbug" that seems to have become resistant to most antibiotics. Manuka Honey has powerful antibacterial properties that eliminates the MRSA bacteria.

Studies show that Manuka Honey can be a formidable component when battling the symptoms of Eczema and other forms of dermatitis. Manuka Honey can help repair and heal damaged skin.

Webinar to feature multiple methods for prevention

Manuka Honey is gaining a growing interest regarding its medicinal benefits. Meanwhile research continues to prove a wide range of positive results and multiple uses.

Mike Cane - founding director of Cambridge Design Partnership, UK - to speak on how the value of a brand can become the powerhouse of product innovation.

Two common strains of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, commonly known as MRSA, were virtually eradicated in the laboratory by exposing them to a wavelength of blue light, in a process called photo-irradiation

BioBreez Technologies Ltd, today announced the launch of its ecological, organic infection control range. These new developments place BioBreez Technologies Ltd at the forefront of the emerging “environmentally friendly” infection control sector.

—BioAMPs International selected for its unique antimicrobial peptide technology that selectively targets bacterial cells and kills drug-resistant bacterial species—

Sharklet Technologies selected for its unique surface technology that inhibits bacterial growth and promising applications for healthcare

Specialist flooring company Flowcrete has developed a comprehensive brochure aimed at the food and pharmaceutical sectors.

PDM Healthcare acquires exclusive marketing rights for Safe4Hours® for healthcare industry.

MRSA can be very scary. However there are effective ways to prevent MRSA, keep yourself and the people around you healthy safe.

Thursday, 2 October 2008 – The University of Limerick has secured a EUR5M technology research contract aimed at significantly reducing MRSA infection rates in hospitals across the world.

According to KSFY. com, O'Gorman and Roosevelt High Schools in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, have concerns about the bacterial skin infection MRSA.

MRSA infection rate down by one-third says Prime Minister Gordon Brown. The HPA figures for April to June showed a 14% decrease in hospital MRSA infections.

Sticky glue secreted by the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus could be the clue scientists have been searching for to make an effective vaccine against MRSA, medical researchers heard at the Society for General Microbiology's Autumn meeting being held

For this reason, Enviro-One is pleased to announce the release of their Fruit and Vegetable Wash, a formula made from 100% natural ingredients. An independent test has shown that Enviro-One formula effectively removes Es-coli and Salmonella.

New Website Provides Products that kill MRSA and the Norwalk Virus.