Biogen Technologies launches first worldwide market filter manufactured by 90% from biobasted and biodegradable materials in industrial compostability conditions. Finished filter with more than 60% of BBC (Bio-Based Carbon) as a fraction of total carbon, in standardized test in 16640: 2017 (AMS) performed in an accredited independent laboratory. This filter is respectful of the environment. […]
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In 2023, after a long time spent in R & D, Biogen Technologies launches the H20 FLUSHER. Covering a new need in the hospital market. In recent times there has been more and more awareness of the role that water and its hygiene play in the transmission of pathogens, which is why Biogen Technologies launches
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In our line of research and continuous improvement of our technology, today, we can firmly affirm that the antibacterial surface technology used in the manufacture of end-point filters protects patients against potential contamination by SARS-CoV2 on their surface. Specifically, the tests carried out determined a rapid deactivation, quantified in a reduction of 99.4% in a
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An investigation by the University of Colorado Boulder says that bacteria that are generated in a shower head can cause lung diseases such as tuberculosis or leprosy. This bacterium that lives in the inner part of the heads is of the Mycobacteriaceae family. According to a study by the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental
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Transmission between patients occurs through the hands of health care personnel and through contact with contaminated surfaces. Material: from the detection of PAMR infection with antibiotic sensitive only to colistin and amikacin, a microbiological screening of all colonized and / or infected patients admitted to the unit was carried out. A multidisciplinary study group was
The latest report of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) case of a patient who dies given a superbacteria, which enhances the significant increase of these pathogens to survive to actual treatments, even those considered more efficient. In conclusion the scientists emphasize the need to perform a greater supervision and control of these bacterias. More information:
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The number of natural births, or births in the water has increased both in Europe and in the United States because of several factors which benefit women, since these deliveries help relieve pain which leads to avoid using anesthesia and accelerates the work of labor. Another factor is the growing number of hospitals and birthing
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