Nexigreen: Antibiotic-resistant infections: More than 1.2 million deaths worldwide
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WHO representatives said that the new study “illustrates the existential threat” posed by drug-resistant microorganisms. Antimicrobial resistance happens when germs like bacteria and fungi gain the power to fight off the drugs that killed them. The problem is not new, but attention to it has grown amid worries about a lack of new drugs to fight the germs.
Given the current situation, developers and researchers are forced to pay attention not only for searching for new effective drugs, but also for development of new technologies in disinfection that can prevent high morbidity and the negative consequences of the spread of new virus’s forms.
For many years, disinfection methods and technologies overcame significant changes because of scientific and technical progress. Modern disinfection solutions comprise new technological tools and new scientific discoveries. The progress does not stand still. Thanks to essential improvements in this area, it was possible to achieve many infections and prevent the development of epidemics dangerous to humanity.
One of these new effective solutions is fine spraying disinfection. Regular air and premises treatment using certified agents allows you to kill 99.99% of viruses, bacteria and fungi. This is the only method that allows you to simultaneously treat air, all surfaces and hard-to-reach places, including ventilation systems.
Today, only a multilateral approach will achieve maximum efficiency in the fight against new threats.
