Winter Park, FL - The University of Georgia College of Public Health has selected the AeroClave RDS 3110 to decontaminate the Georgia Infectious Disease Transportation Network (IDTN). 

Georgia, along with the State of Florida, are the first two states to implement their Infectious Disease Transportation Networks (IDTN).  Both states have selected AeroClave

NEW YORK — A 'superbug' fungus is emerging as a new menace in U.S. hospitals, mostly in New York and New Jersey.

Going into a hospital? It’s getting riskier, because of drug-resistant infections — the kind almost no drug can cure. Despite one federal government action plan after another, the germs are winning. Government authorities are clueless about how many infections there are, or how many patients are dying.

Alarming new research shows one of the deadliest bugs, nicknamed CRE, is actually striking three times more patients than the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) tells us.

In the last eight months, a lethal bacteria infected 10 infants in UC Irvine Medical Center’s neonatal intensive care unit – an outbreak that went undisclosed ...

WASHINGTON — The University of Nebraska Medical Center is looking to expand its cooperation with the Defense Department when it comes to tackling highly infectious diseases.