We discuss emerging solutions that aim to reduce Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAIs) while considering staffing shortages and elevated demands. Take a deeper look into current and emerging tech that decreases contamination.
Bacillus Globigii is used for many different things from dietary supplements to antimicrobial treatments. However, does it pose more harm than good?
Bacillus Globigii: Pushing the Boundaries of Mold Growth Read More
Learn about Aspergillus, one of the most common (and serious) molds found indoors.
Mold & Indoor Air Quality: 3 Common Aspergillus Species Read More
Since the emergence of COVID-19, doctors have studied the disease’s effect on the human body. What they found could change the healthcare industry and the world of medicine as we know it.
Fungal infections are on the rise across the U.S. Here’s what you need to know about Candida auris.
How Candida auris is Impacting Healthcare Facilities Read More
The dangers of mold are usually exaggerated, but that doesn’t mean that indoor mold growth can’t affect your organization.
Clearing the Air: Your Top 7 Questions Answered About Mold & Air Quality Read More
Does your mood plummet as the weather gets warmer? Airborne contaminants may be at least partially to blame.
Poor Air Quality May Trigger Spring & Summer Depression Read More
Most countries—including the U.S. and Canada—suffer from unhealthy air quality due to fine particle pollution. However, there are a host of simple tools which can reduce PM2.5 indoors.
A study from Spain added strong evidence to the capabilities of our technology.
New Study: Beyond Guardian Air Results in 3-fold COVID Neutralization Read More
The National Ambient Air Quality Standards have been successfully reducing outdoor pollution since 1970. So why don’t we mandate them indoors, too?
Outdoor Air Quality Standards: Why They Won’t Work Indoors Read More
