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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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The World Cup’s Invisible Threat: Viruses Already Circulating at FIFA 2026 Venues — and How to Stop Them

June 2026 | DaXem GmbH / VireXbuster The 2026 FIFA World Cup is the biggest sporting event in history — 48 teams, 16 host cities across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and an estimated 5 million international visitors flooding stadiums, fan zones, hotels, taxis, and airports from June through July. The football is spectacular. The invisible risk spreading across every surface is not. Health authorities are not speculating. They are already tracking confirmed outbreaks Read more

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Ebola Treatment in 2024: Emerging Therapies, Approved Antibodies, and Why Prevention Still Matters

Published 11 June 2026 · DaXem GmbH editorial · Reading time ~6 minutes · Based on Almeida-Pinto, Pinto & Rocha (2024), Infectious Diseases and Therapy In short: A January 2024 peer-reviewed review in Infectious Diseases and Therapy maps the treatment landscape for Ebola virus disease (EVD). Two antibody therapies — Inmazeb and Ebanga — are approved, and a wave of emerging options is advancing through direct-acting antivirals, host-directed antivirals, and drug repurposing. Yet despite real Read more

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Antimicrobial Surface Coating: Why Disinfection Alone Is Not Enough

Antimicrobial Surface Coating: Why Disinfection Alone Is Not Enough | VireXbuster Antimicrobial Surface Coating: Why Disinfection Alone Is Not Enough Short answer: Standard disinfection kills pathogens only at the moment of application. Within minutes of cleaning, surfaces are re-contaminated by touch, air, and droplets. An antimicrobial surface coating creates a persistent protective layer that continuously neutralises bacteria, viruses, fungi, and mould for up to 12 months — acting as a supplemental residual barrier between disinfection Read more

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No Vaccine. No Antiviral. The 2026 Ebola Crisis and Why Structural Hygiene Is Now the Primary Bio-Defence Line

The 2026 Ebola Outbreak and the Case for Structural Hygiene | VireXbuster By DaXem GmbH · May 29, 2026 · 8 min read · VireXbuster Blog No Vaccine. No Antiviral. The 2026 Ebola Crisis and Why Structural Hygiene Is Now the Primary Bio-Defence Line Key takeaway: The 2026 Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in the DRC and Uganda has no approved vaccine and no approved antiviral treatment. When pharmaceutical countermeasures are absent, the physical environment must serve Read more

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