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UV Light Utilized as a Sanitation Strategy
Can ultraviolet light be safely used to kill the coronavirus? Some are giving it a try
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Cost-Effective Far-UVC May Help Schools, Hospitals, and Airports Reduce Spread of Coronavirus
Ultraviolet radiation is a strong disinfectant. It may be what our schools, hospitals and airports need
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Far-UVC pilot programs being considered for NYC subway
Does sanitizing the NYC subway help kill COVID-19? Experts weigh in
By Frank Miles, Fox News
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Far-UVC being considered to continually protect NYC subway riders
Subways sparkle, but does cleaning decrease COVID-19 risk?
By David Porter, AP
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Far-UVC Technology and Masks May Be the Key to Saving Retail
Donald Trump Gave Us A Clue To How To Save Retail, It’s Just That We Didn’t Take Him Seriously
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A Columbia scientist’s ‘new and powerful weapon’ against the coronavirus destroys particles using UV light without harming people
By Aria Bendix, Business Insider
The World Health Organization acknowledged for the first time on Thursday that COVID-19 may spread through the air.
The […]
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FDA Bans Certain Hand Sanitizers Over Methanol Poisoning Concerns
FDA Updates on Hand Sanitizers with Methanol
Click here for the FDA’s list of hand sanitizers that should NOT be used.
FDA […]
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UV Light to Fight COVID-19
by Pablo Chacon Jr.
Founder and CTO of Healthe Fred Maxik joined us live to talk about his company and the […]
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As Disinfectant Use Soars to Fight Coronavirus, So Do Accidental Poisonings
As Disinfectant Use Soars to Fight Coronavirus, So Do Accidental Poisonings
By Jeffrey Kluger, TIME Magazine
Disinfectants and other cleaning supplies wouldn’t […]
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Port Tampa Bay Launching New Safety Measure to Protect Against Coronavirus
Port Tampa Bay is increasing its cleaning procedures and launching a new safety measure to protect cruise passengers and port staff from COVID-19.
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