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Infection Control

Flu activity on the increase

March 7, 2012
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is reporting that flu activity in the U.S. saw a moderate spike in late February, including an increase in the number of states reporting widespread activity.
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Eatery closed after outbreak

March 7, 2012
SYRACUSE, NY — A Syracuse restaurant will undergo extensive cleaning after dozens of patrons became ill.
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Corning redefines antibacterial glass

March 5, 2012
CORNING, NY — Corning Inc. is best known for refining, adapting and improving products that are already on the market in order to produce them more efficiently.
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Mortality rate from <i>C. diff</i> hits 17 percent at hospital

March 2, 2012
BURNABY, BRITISH COLUMBIA — There have been a total of 473 serious cases of C. diff recorded at the hospital since 2009, making the mortality rate from infected penitents a staggering 17 percent.
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Custodian succumbs to TB

March 2, 2012
DECATUR, GA — After one Emory University custodian died from tuberculosis, nearly 400 others had to be tested.
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Activated hydrogen peroxide disinfecting cleaners now available

March 1, 2012
OAKLAND, CA — Clorox Professional Products Company introduces Clorox Commercial Solutions Clorox Hydrogen Peroxide Disinfecting Cleaners, a breakthrough line of non-bleach, ready-to-use disinfectant cleaners.
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Office phone trumps toilet

February 28, 2012
WASHINGTON — Working from home has its advantages — no dress code, commute or distracting meetings.
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CDC: New swine flu strain has pandemic potential

February 27, 2012
WASHINGTON — A paper published by U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) scientists suggests that a new strain of swine flu has the potential to cause an outbreak.
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Reduce bacteria with antimicrobial copper

February 21, 2012
CHARLESTON, SC — The Ronald McDonald House of Charleston (RMHC) has unveiled an unprecedented renovation featuring bacteria-killing antimicrobial copper to further protect the health of the vulnerable patients and families it serves.
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Rampant infections close schools

February 20, 2012
SALYERSVILLE, KY — The unchecked spread of the flu, stomach viruses and other illnesses has caused Magoffin County Schools to close.
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