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CDC Reports Progress on Hospital Infections — But 518,000 Cases Show the Job Isn’t Done

When it comes to antimicrobial coating for hospitals, timing matters as much as technology. New surveillance data released by the CDC last week brought a genuinely encouraging headline: healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) in U.S. hospitals have continued their decade-long decline. According to a survey of hospitals across 10 states, one in 38 patients had at least one HAI on a given day in 2023 — down from one in 31 in 2015 and one in 25 Read more

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Hospital Infections Are Falling — So Why Are “Superbug” Mutations Still Rising?

Hospital infections are moving in two different directions at once. New CDC data released this month brought good news: healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) in U.S. hospitals dropped from roughly 1 in 31 patients in 2015 to about 1 in 38 patients in 2023, according to a survey published July 15, 2026 in the New England Journal of Medicine. Cleaning protocols, stewardship programs, and better clinical practice are clearly working. But the same week brought a less Read more

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Antimicrobial Paint for Home Use: Why 1 in 4 Homes Have a Mold Problem

Antimicrobial paint for home use is having a moment, and for good reason. A new report making the rounds this month puts a striking number on a problem most homeowners only notice once it’s visible: mold is now suspected to be present in roughly 1 in 4 American homes. According to guidance from the EPA, mold can begin growing within just 24 to 48 hours after water damage or excess humidity if surfaces aren’t dried Read more

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US Hospitals Just Cut Infection Rates 27%. Here’s the Gap Still Left Open

New data published this month in the New England Journal of Medicine brought good news for US healthcare: patients in 2023 were 27% less likely to pick up a healthcare-associated infection (HAI) than patients in 2015. The CDC’s national survey, covered by the American Hospital Association on July 17, found roughly 1 in 38 patients had at least one HAI in 2023, down from 1 in 31 in 2015 — with sharp declines in central Read more

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Does an Antimicrobial Coating Spray Really Last? A 4-Month Lab Study Says Yes

Cleaning removes microbes at a single moment in time. The problem is what happens in the hours and days between cleanings, when high-touch surfaces are re-contaminated by every hand, glove, and tool that touches them. A new independent study measured exactly that gap, and tested whether a single application of an antimicrobial coating spray could keep surfaces cleaner for months without re-application. The study: four months inside working Safety Level 2 labs Between March and Read more

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Antimicrobial Surface Coatings and Europe’s Push for Infection-Prevention Resilience

Across Europe this July, infection-prevention experts keep returning to one word: resilience. Recent commentary on the future of infection control in Europe argues that the health systems best prepared for the next outbreak are the ones with strong, unglamorous everyday routines — reliable cleaning, clear reporting and consistent hygiene standards. At the same time, the European Commission has committed fresh funding to the fight against antimicrobial resistance (AMR). For managers of healthcare, transport, hospitality and Read more

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Antibiotic Resistance and the Hospital Surfaces That Spread It

By DaXem GmbH | virexbuster.de | Published: 13 July 2026 Quick answer: Antibiotic-resistant pathogens are increasingly a surface problem, not only a prescribing problem. Organisms such as Candida auris and NDM-producing Pseudomonas can survive on hospital surfaces, sinks, and equipment for days to weeks and spread by contact. Cleaning and disinfection are essential but act only at the moment they are applied; recontamination begins immediately afterward. A supplemental residual antimicrobial coating such as VireXbuster Spray Read more

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