superbugs News

The latest generation hydrogen peroxide bio-decontamination technology from Bioquell has now achieved Australian C-Tick approval. Targeted at the life sciences and healthcare markets, this unique methodology is used to eradicate microbes.

Now in its 14th year, this well established antibacterial event promises to be the perfect forum for networking and problem solving with senior industry executives from the pharmaceutical sector.

Superbugs are becoming more resistant to the current portfolio of antibiotics. Minimizing the risk of pathogen transfer from healthcare surroundings to the patient needs to be a key focus to help prevent unwanted infections.

Hospital Acquired Infections: The answer to HAIs, among America’s deadliest killers, could lie in a new sterilization technology that destroys all viruses and bacteria.

According to a recent article in the New Scientist, superbugs may be even more virulent and resistant than first thought.

World Health Day marks the founding of the WHO on April 7, 1948 and is an occasion to raise awareness of key global health issues. The theme for this year is “Anti Microbial Resistance (AMR) – No Action Today No Cure Tomorrow”.

Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity says WHO (World Health Organization) established on 7 April 1948.

XTIO2 INC. (XTI) honors the most talented artists in the music and movie industry by presenting them the world’s most powerful TiO2Ag (Titanium-Dioxide-Nano-Silver) anti-germ products and services worth over $10,000.

Infection of patients undergoing treatment in the UK is “not likely” reassures Mr Adrian Richards, an award-winning plastic surgeon with clinics in Harley Street and Buckinghamshire.

EMLab P&K and Philders Group International Inc. publish wall poster for infection control risk management in healthcare facilities

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.

An innovative new medical keyboard, manufactured in Germany by Hofmann and Krippner and distributed in the UK by Medifilm UK Ltd, looks set to help combat the problem of superbugs in hospitals