CDC Reports High Lyme Disease Rates in 10 States
FDA Clears for Marketing First Quick Test for Malaria
SIS and Materials Management Microsystems Interface Provides New Instrument Management Benefits in OR
Rising Awareness of HAIs and Increase in Surgical Procedures Drive Demand for Surgical Drapes, Gowns and Gloves in European Markets
Patient Safety Authority Releases Wrong-Site Surgery Data
SARS Survivors Recover From Physical Illness, But May Experience Mental Health Decline
Florida Infection Prevention Expert Named Recipient of Carole DeMille Award
Wisconsin Scientists Research Earns Her Prestigious Rutala Award
APIC Findings Illustrate Need for Environmental Services
Virgo Publishing Adds Cindy Kemper to the Medical Group
Joint Commission Announces 2008 National Patient Safety Goals
Greer Announces New Safety Syringe Contract with Inviro Medical
Results from 2007 Infection Control Survey Sponsored by B. Braun Indicate Nurses are Knowledgeable About Infection Control Best Practices
Ecolab Hand Hygiene Compliance Monitoring Program Helps Hospitals Reduce Infections
Survey Reveals Americans are Unaware of Germ Threat to Children in the Home
Consumers Union Urges Hospitals to Adopt Aggressive New Approaches to Stop the Spread of Deadly Antibiotic-Resistant Infections
Largest National U.S. Healthcare Facility MRSA Study Reveals Infection Rates Eight Times Greater Than Previous Estimates
Infection Prevention Systems Launches New Handwashing Technology at APIC Annual Meeting
Researchers Find New Pathway to Thwart Antibiotic Resistance
Virologists Show How Memory T Cells Curb the Spread of Viruses Throughout the Body
Drug Warning Prompts Treatment Changes for Those with Hepatitis B and HIV
Breakthrough AHP® Technology May Help Reduce Incidence of HAIs
Simple Handwashing Video for Visitors Could Reduce Rapidly Increasing Hospital Infection Rates
Survey Reveals Improvements Needed in Infection Control
FDA Implements Initiative to Reduce Tomato-Related Foodborne Illnesses
Survey Examines Effective Cleaning and Health Risks
Medication Errors and Syringe Safety are Top Concerns for Nurses According to New National Study
Fever After Smallpox Vaccination Tied to Individual Genetic Variations
Predicting Danger of Flu Pandemic Rests on Differences in Affected Population
Bacterial Pneumonia Patients at Increased Risk of Major Heart Problems
