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Today a device is launched, supposed to clean the air from bacteria, fungi and virii. Radionews today said the device uses UV light to damage the bacteria, etc, so they cannot multiply, they are " de-activated". Name like a comicbook: "ViroBuster".
The device is treating the air; hygiene protocols will have to be followed to prevent infections through direct contact.
website: http://www.virobuster.com/
machinetranslated; edited.
Viruskiller keeps hospital clean
A Netherlands developed viruskiller should destroy stubborn bacteria and fungi in hospitals . Viruses like MRSA, SARS, anthrax, tuberculosis and H5N1 by the so-called virobuster are immediately slain.
The virobuster is the last year in eleven hospitals successfully tested after five years of preparation. The anti-virusapparaat is a bazooka-like object inhaling polluted air and then blowing sterilized air again. The micro-organisms in the tube slain with special uvc lamps.
Annual Dutch hospitals lose about 10 million euros alone, in the fight against MRSA bacterium. Without counting the costs of closing a hospital section or postponing operations.
The device is treating the air; hygiene protocols will have to be followed to prevent infections through direct contact.
website: http://www.virobuster.com/
machinetranslated; edited.
Viruskiller keeps hospital clean
A Netherlands developed viruskiller should destroy stubborn bacteria and fungi in hospitals . Viruses like MRSA, SARS, anthrax, tuberculosis and H5N1 by the so-called virobuster are immediately slain.
The virobuster is the last year in eleven hospitals successfully tested after five years of preparation. The anti-virusapparaat is a bazooka-like object inhaling polluted air and then blowing sterilized air again. The micro-organisms in the tube slain with special uvc lamps.
Annual Dutch hospitals lose about 10 million euros alone, in the fight against MRSA bacterium. Without counting the costs of closing a hospital section or postponing operations.
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