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ISSA Interclean - Las Vegas, 8th - 11th September 2008

Visit the Virusolve family to see why they are the World leaders.

HOSPIMedica 08 - Singapore, 17th - 19th September

The Virusolve family will once again be attending Asias premier healthcare exhibition. At HOSPIMedica we will be having the Asian launch of the latest member of the Virusolve family - Virusolve+ EDS. For rapid high level disinfection of medical, surgical, dental and endoscopic instruments.

Infection Prevention 08 - Harrogate, 22nd - 24th September

We are one of the sponsors of the first Infection Prevention Exhibition and are proud to be helping move Infection Control forward. Visit the Virusolve family to see why they are the World leaders. Stand: 20

MEDICA 08 - Dusseldorf, 19th - 22nd November

We will be exhibiting again at the largest medical expo in the world, MEDICA, in Dusseldorf, November 19th- 22nd At Medica we will be having the European launch of the latest member of the Virusolve family - Virusolve+ EDS. For rapid high level disinfection of medical, surgical, dental and endoscopic instruments.

New deadly MRSA superbug threat - Telegraph

New deadly MRSA superbug threat Cases of a potentially deadly form of MRSA - that can be lethal within 24 hours - have tripled in one year, official figures show.

MRSA on the rise in 1-in-7 hospitals despite Government claims that infections have virtually halved

Deadly Clostridium Difficile 027 strain in the crosshairs

The highly dangerous 027 strain of Clostridium Difficile can now be safely destroyed, thanks to Amity UK.

Virusolve+ gains DEFRA approval

We are proud to be contributing to the protection of this country's farm livestock with Virusolve+'s recent approval as an effective veterinary disinfectant under the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) guidelines.

Combating the growing threat of Clostridium Difficile

After two outbreaks of Clostridium Difficile (C.difficile) at Stoke Mandeville Hospital between 2003 and 2005, 33 people were left dead and 334 patients were infected, the Healthcare Commission recently reported. Hospitals can fight the growing threat of C.difficile and other superbugs such as MRSA with the powerful disinfectant Virusolve+; found in a HPA study to be more effective than the current best selling cleaning solution in healthcare environments.

Amity News Letter March 2006

Amity News Letter June 2006

Amity News Letter Sept 2006

Thailand opens its doors to Virusolve +

We are delighted with the recent acceptance of Virusolve+ to be sold in Thailand, allowing our leading product to reach out even further on a global scale.

Feature - infection control, and training

It is almost impossible to pick up a newspaper and not read about another attack of ‘superbugs’ such as MRSA, in our hospitals. Indeed, there is a threat and the facts provide for a shocking read. In the UK, almost three million people have suffered from a healthcare associated infection during the last decade, amounting to approximately 320, 000 people annually. Even worse, hospital infections are linked to the deaths of up to 5,000 people in the UK every year. We regularly hear of wards having to close due to a recent superbug outbreak. On April 26 2006 the colorectal ward at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital was closed following an outbreak of MRSA, with three patients contracting the resistant strain of the infection.

Amity showcase Virusolve+ at Kuala Lumpur show

Amity UK was honoured to be a guest speaker at the recent Southeast Asian Healthcare Show in Kuala Lumpur- an event which sees some of the best and brightest companies in the world display their latest offerings.

How Virusolve can help fight cross-infection

We are all aware of the hospital superbug threat, with the news media regularly providing us with shocking MRSA statistics. However, much is being done to improve anti-infection procedures in British hospitals; especially since the Office for National Statistics revealed that between 2003 and 2004 the mention of MRSA on death certificates increased by 22% to 1,168.

Rape Crisis Unit

The importance of DNA evidence for bringing to justice some of the world’s most evil criminals cannot be overstated;

Avian flu hits UK shores

Avian flu never seems to be out of our news headlines, especially as it hit Britain for the first time in April 2006 when the deadly H5N1 was found in a dead swan in Scotland.

Arab Health 2006

Our visit to this year’s Arab Health, the largest healthcare exhibition ever held in the Middle East, was a great success.

Amity Virusolve+

We are all aware of the hospital superbug threat, with the news media regularly providing us with shocking MRSA statistics. However, much is being done to improve anti-infection procedures in British hospitals; especially since the Office for National Statistics revealed that between 2003 and 2004 the mention of MRSA on death certificates increased by 22% to 1,168.