Month: May 2020

Could you actually be allergic to work? If you experience symptoms of allergies or asthma in the workplace, you may suffer from occupational asthma. What is Occupational Asthma? Occupational asthma is defined as reversible airflow obstruction caused by inhaling allergens, chemicals, fumes, gases, dusts or other potentially harmful substances while “on the job,” according to […]

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the travel industry is adapting to meet new health and safety concerns. Airlines are requiring passengers to wear masks on flights. Airbnb is encouraging hosts to build in vacancy periods between guests’ stays. Cruising is on hold, thanks to a no-sail order from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Hotels, too, have begun dealing with covid-19 […]

There is a quiet battle happening right now in every hospital all over the world: the war against germs and viruses For both patients and hospital staff alike, germs must be destroyed in order to prevent the spread of infections. An important example of this is the fight against health-care-associated infections (HAIs), infections that hospital patients get […]

Increasing competitiveness and proliferation of numerous diseases necessitate facility managers to maintain optimum hygiene levels, with a major challenge being to stop airborne microorganisms. The majority of viruses and bacteria that infect patients exist in the form of air particulates, which often get ignored by patients, doctors as well as administrators. Air ionizer : “The” […]

There’s a relationship between air pollution and coronavirus, which may mean that tackling air pollution will be a crucial part of easing lockdown. Researchers in the US are building a case that suggests air pollution has significantly worsened the Covid-19 outbreak and led to more deaths than if pollution-free skies were the norm. As well […]