Plague in Siberia: Lab Biosafety and Antimicrobial Coating Lessons
Plague in Siberia: a suspected lab incident in Irkutsk shows why surfaces matter. How VireXbuster antimicrobial coating adds a residual protective layer.
Plague in Siberia: a suspected lab incident in Irkutsk shows why surfaces matter. How VireXbuster antimicrobial coating adds a residual protective layer.
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 Read more
Most cleaning schedules disinfect a surface for a few hours, then the clock resets. That gap, the hours and days between cleanings, is where an antimicrobial coating does a different job than a disinfectant, and confusing the two leads facility managers to buy the wrong solution or make claims their supplier cannot back up.
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 Read more
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 — Read more
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 Read more
By DaXem GmbH · May 29, 2026 · 5 min read · VireXbuster Blog Clean vs. Hygienic: The Critical Difference That Changes Everything The short answer: A surface can look mirror-clean and still be teeming with live MRSA or Norovirus particles. “Clean” is a visual status. “Hygienic” is a biological Read more
Ebola Suspected in Como, Italy: What It Means for Surface Biosecurity | VireXbuster® 🔴 Breaking Suspected Ebola cases detected in Como province, Lombardy — May 25, 2026 VireXbuster® Shop Now 🔬 Biosecurity Alert Ebola Reaches Northern Italy:Is Your Facility Ready? Two suspected Ebola (Bundibugyo) cases have been detected in the Read more
Antimicrobial Wall Paint: How to Stop Bacteria, Mould and Viruses on Your Walls 24/7 | VireXbuster Wall Infection Control · Surface Protection · 2026 Antimicrobial Wall Paint: How to Stop Bacteria, Mould and Viruses on Your Walls — 24 Hours a Day Standard paint leaves your walls completely unprotected between Read more
By DaXem GmbH | virexbuster.de | Published: 21 May 2026 Quick answer: Nosocomial (hospital-acquired) infections affect approximately 3.8 million EU patients every year. A major contributing factor is the gap between disinfection events: surfaces are re-contaminated within minutes of cleaning. VireXbuster is a Supplemental Residual Antimicrobial Product (EPA classification) that Read more
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