Congratulations to the team at Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge, UK who have investigated the airborne risk from SARS-CoV-2 in two of their wards. Although still to be peer reviewed the work has generated some good data Detection of airborne virus is a difficult process due to air samplers which can damage the target viruses In addition … Read more
With the recent announcement that the majority of Coronavirus restrictions will end on July 19th and the end of official guidance for people to work from home, employers everywhere have some difficult decisions on their hands. While some major companies have opted to make remote working the future, other employers are keen to reintroduce people to … Read more
Summer days and outdoor living helps us to forget about covid. When autumn returns and we gather indoors the risk of infection will rise again. It has always been this way with colds and flu. Now we have a determined enemy that won’t release us from its grasp. The scientists know that ventilation is the key. The UK governments … Read more
It’s been a busy few weeks in the House of Commons as MPs debate the effectiveness of the UK government’s coronavirus response. While there’s no doubt that the past 15 months have presented politicians with impossible decisions and extremely challenging circumstances in which to operate, there was one admission recently by the Health Secretary , … Read more
Veterinary practices are some of the most sterile, hygienic environments to work in. Throughout the design of these settings, great attention is paid to the hospitalisation area, including dog and cat wards, isolation wards, utility and washing areas, and high-dependency intensive care wards. Hygiene and cleanliness regimes are highly detailed in order to enable effective … Read more