RSV is a cyclical respiratory virus that poses an elevated danger to infants and elderly individuals. With the proper preventative measures we recommend, you can effectively reduce exposure in your space and drastically lower the risk of contraction.
From wood-burning stoves to fireplaces, winter tends to bring an increase in particulate matter both inside and outside. The quality of your indoor air is at risk of causing harm if you rely on residential wood heating to keep your house warm.
2023 made us look prophetic. What’s in store for 2024?
Want the advantages of the LEED certification, but don’t know where to begin? ActivePure can help.
LEED Basics: Energy Efficiency + Air Quality = A Better Tomorrow Read More
In the past 10 years, studies have found a correlation between increased levels of air pollution and the growth in cases of incident dementia. The culprit – chronic exposure to PM2.5.
The Role PM2.5 Plays in Cognitive Decline and Incident Dementia Read More
Building owners and managers — ASHRAE Standard 241 will soon affect your day-to-day. Learn the basics here.
Introduction to ASHRAE Standard 241: Preparing for the New Normal Read More
Legionella, a waterborne bacterium, experiences a rise in related infections as warmer waters provide optimal conditions for growth. Learn what this means for you as you travel this upcoming holiday season.
Waterborne Bacteria Flourishes as Conditions for Growth Increase Read More
Patients that take prescribed antibiotics face a higher rate of contracting C. difficile – a common, life-threatening bacterial infection that affects half a million Americans annually.
Influence of Antibiotic Use on Common Healthcare-Associated Infection: C. diff Read More
If your allergies are worse in the fall, you may assume it’s ragweed. But autumn weather has plenty of sneaky allergen triggers in store.
With COVID-19 cases on the rise, it’s once again time to discuss emerging variants and precautionary actions that can reduce the spread of the virus.
