#infection-control

#infection-control

Norovirus outbreaks are rising in the U.S.; the virus is highly contagious, resists alcohol sanitizers, and control relies on soap-and-water handwashing and bleach surface cleaning.

Some hospitals still fail to meet the 90pc staff hand-washing target during critical patient care moments as the winter flu season approaches.

Hospital ships designed for battlefield casualties are poorly suited for treating highly contagious patients because crowded quarters and shared surfaces increase transmission risk.

Impeccable hygiene standards are crucial in dental clinics to protect patients and staff from infection risks.

Office health protocols should prioritize employee wellness to prevent spreading illnesses.

Hypochlorous acid is an effective, safe disinfectant made by our bodies and can be easily produced at home.