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Knowledge center: infection control, clean air and medical AI
Plain-language summaries of the published science and guidance behind UV-C and far-UVC disinfection, clean air in healthcare and medical AI, with references.
Far-UVC
3 articlesFar-UVC light: disinfection that can work while people are in the room
Conventional UV-C has to be used in empty rooms.
6 min read →Far-UVCIs far-UVC safe for people? What the research shows so far
Safety is the first question clinicians ask about using UV light in occupied rooms.
6 min read →Far-UVC222 nm far-UVC vs 254 nm conventional UV-C: what changes in practice
Both are ultraviolet C, and both inactivate microorganisms.
6 min read →UV-C disinfection
2 articlesUV-C room disinfection: why dose, distance and shadows decide the result
Two UV-C devices can run for the same time in the same room and give very different results.
5 min read →UV-C disinfectionValidating UV disinfection: dose, indicators and records
A UV device is only as good as the dose it delivers where it matters.
5 min read →Operating room
1 articlePathogens
1 articleAir quality
3 articlesClean air for high-risk patients: HEPA, cold plasma and protected environments
For patients with weak immune systems, the air itself can carry serious infections.
5 min read →Air qualityHEPA H13 vs H14: what the filter classes mean for healthcare
H13 and H14 are both HEPA, but they are not the same.
5 min read →Air qualityAir changes per hour in healthcare: what ACH means and how to add clean air
Air changes per hour is the number most often used to describe ventilation in a hospital room.
6 min read →Medical AI
2 articlesAI in radiology: chest X-ray and lung CT support tools
AI tools for chest radiographs and lung CT are among the most widely deployed in medical imaging.
6 min read →Medical AIAI in retinal screening: how fundus AI supports diabetic eye programmes
Diabetic retinopathy can be detected early with a photograph of the retina, but screening programmes need graders to keep up.
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