FAQ – What does Biosafety level mean?
Biosafety level is a feature of risk management assigned to laboratories handling microorganisms belonging to a specific risk group. Biosafety
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Biosafety level is a feature of risk management assigned to laboratories handling microorganisms belonging to a specific risk group. Biosafety
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The testing of vacuum cleaners and similar domestic electrical appliances such as air cleaners involves the use of “test-dust”; inert
Household dust is composed of a mixture of fibres and particles of varying sizes and compositions. Sources of which include
ASHRAE 52.2 is a method of testing general ventilation air cleaning devices to determine their removal efficiency as a function
For this blog entry we are covering the topic of Legionnaires’ disease following the outbreak in Edinburgh last month and
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For this blog entry we are covering the topic of Legionnaires’ disease following the outbreak in Edinburgh last month and
Airmid Healthgroup has announced today that it is expanding its range of microbiological services in the area of antimicrobial surface
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Environmental Test Chamber at Airmid The often quoted statistic that according to the USA EPA we spend over 80% of
World’s First asthma & allergy friendly Certified Mattress More than 60 million American adults and children live with asthma or
It’s that time of year again and Orlando Florida hosts the American Academy of Asthma Allergy and Immunology (AAAAI) Annual
Research team travel to AAAAI 2012 Read More »