News

National Surgical Hospitals Selects Medline as Primary Distributor

PurThread Wins 2013 American Technology Award

St. Vincent First in Nation to Implement One-of-a-Kind Mattress Safety Solution

TSO3 Settles Dispute

Sterile Injectable Drug Compounder Distributed Contaminated Drugs Across State Lines

Infectious Disease Research Gets a Boost from Websites, Blogs and Social Media

Study Describes Imaging Findings in H7N9 Influenza

Genomes of Cholera Bacteria from Haiti Confirm Epidemic Originated from Single Source

SGNA Launches Infection Prevention Champions Program and Toolkit

Pre-Pregnancy Diabetes Increases MRSA Risk Among New Mothers

Placental Cells May Prevent Viruses From Passing From Mother to Baby

Change Route of Delivery to Mitigate Antibiotic Resistance

Medline Pink Glove Dance Video Competition Begins

Medline Pink Glove Dance Video Competition Begins

Only 5 Percent Wash Hands Correctly

Researchers Say Proceed with Caution on Efficacy Data Related to Hand Disinfectants

Hand Hygiene Compliance Not Impacted by Workload, Researchers Discover

Researchers Examine HCW Attitudes Toward Patient Participation Program for HH Compliance

PREZIO Health Awarded Nursing Continuing Education Provider Status

Study Indicates Chemical in Antibacterial Soaps May Harm Nursing Babies

Scientists Develop Method to Coat Glass with Antibacterial Silver

Seven Additional MERS-CoV Cases, Death in Existing Case are Reported

AIDSVu Releases New Maps Depicting Impact of HIV in America

AIDSVu Releases New Maps Depicting Impact of HIV in America

Aerial Mosquito Spraying Study Finds No Immediate Public Health Risks

Experts Join Forces Against Superbugs at 4th World Forum on HAIs and Antimicrobial Resistance

Salmonella Infection is a Battle Between Good and Bad Bacteria in the Gut

Biochemists Identify Protease Substrates Important to Bacterial Growth

Influenza Infection Increases Likelihood of Bacterial Pneumonia 100-Fold

AHE Announces Speaker Line-up for EXCHANGE 2013 Conference

Loyola Fights Infectious Disease With Robots

Loyola Fights Infectious Disease With Robots

Loyola University Health System is the first academic medical center in Illinois to take disinfection to futuristic levels. Nicknamed Ralph by the housekeeping staff at Gottlieb Memorial Hospital and little Joe at Loyola University Medical Center, 3-foot upright cylindrical robots provide the finishing touches to room sanitation. A rotating telescopic head emits germicidal ultraviolet (UV) rays for 15 minutes in closed, unoccupied rooms to systematically kill germs.

Scientists Report Progress on Search for Broad-Spectrum Antivirals for Common Cold, Other Infections

...

446 447 448 449 450 451 452 453 454

...

Editorial Board

Terms and Conditions

Do Not Sell My Personal Information

Contact Info

2 Commerce Drive
Cranbury, NJ 08512

© 2025 MJH Life Sciences

All rights reserved.