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Under the Microscope: Ringworm
Fungi Causing the Ringworm Disease Fast Facts The 40 types of fungi causing ringworm include Trichophyton, Microsporum, and Epidermophyton. These fungi […]
Refrigerators Don’t Kill Bacteria and Fungi. But We Do.
There is a fundamental flaw in our food chain – fresh produce spoils with every passing moment while it’s waiting […]
Under the Microscope
Noroviruses Fast Facts Impact Per the CDC “Norovirus is the leading cause of vomiting and diarrhea from acute gastroenteritis (inflammation […]
Scientists Uncover Side-Effects of UVC-Based Air Purifiers
Millions of UVC-based air purifiers run all day, everywhere from daycares and hospitals to retail stores and transport, eliminating viruses […]
Are ATP meters useful?
ATP (adenosine triphosphate) meters are rapid and easy tools used throughout the food industry to determine if a surface has […]
5 Myths About Germicidal Ultraviolet Light Debunked
With the recent launch of EPIC iO’s Biosecurity solutions, I thought I’d share five UV-related myths I have heard repeatedly […]
5 Myths About Ozone Debunked
With the recent launch of EPIC iO’s Biosecurity solutions, I thought I’d share five ozone-related myths I have heard repeatedly […]
How does it feel to be the 1 in 6 that got sick from food?
We’ve all been there: upset stomach, stomach cramps, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever. According to the CDC, For each life lost […]
33 Million Lives Lost Due to Unsafe Food
How do we lose 33 million years of life collectively each calendar year worldwide? Every year there are roughly 600 million […]
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Under the Microscope: Ringworm