Infection Control

Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) has moved from hospital and nursing homes to the community at large. 

What are you doing to protect your clients and employees health? Are your cleaning for health?

The technology exists to prevent the spread of pathogens on money. Addressing this problem will curb the spread of infectious disease.

Ecoli moves through an environment in the air, on food, in the water and as a fomite. Fomites on uniforms, hands, and surfaces can be transferred through touch, aerosolized off of floors uniforms and curtains. Effective infection prevention address all modes of transmission.

More effort needs to be put into stopping and preventing the spread of viruses. Mutations have clearly shown us vaccines are not the only answer.  

The last of a four part blog post on airborne biology. We have provided a significant number of studies and articles demonstrating that bacteria, fungi and viruses are all airborne.

We have compiled a significant number of studies showing good hand hygiene curbs the spread of disease.

Airborne bugs are an issue in the farming community.  They have tracked airborne virus in numerous studies.  Below are a few studies on e coli, one of the previous studies linked to wastewater showed e coli in the air in wastewater facilities

We have a series of engineers that have been doing studies for years tracking the movement of biology and air pollution through the air and the resuspension of these particles based on human actions.

Over the years, the CDC and numerous other health authorities have downplayed airborne transmission.