by Nova Biologicals Team | Dec 28, 2018 | Antimicrobial Testing, Household Testing, Microbial Testing Services
2019 has arrived and with it, the opportunity to set new goals for the New Year! This year, one of your top goals should be to stay healthy! Guarding against germs is an important part of everyone’s health around you–including your own. No one wants a new... 
by Nova Biologicals Team | Oct 5, 2018 | Antimicrobial Testing, Drinking Water, Microbial Testing Services, Water Testing
You might think that the water in your house or at your office is safe, but the fact is, there is a chance it has dangerous, illness-causing bacteria floating around in it called legionella. One strain of this bacteria (Legionella pneumophila) can actually cause a... 
by Nova Biologicals Team | Jun 22, 2018 | Antimicrobial Testing, Household Testing
Keeping your workplace germ-free should be a top concern for employers. Helping prevent the spread of bacteria and germs in the workplace is imperative to having a healthy and productive workforce. A healthy work environment begins with the employees. Encourage... 
by Nova Biologicals Team | Jun 15, 2018 | Antimicrobial Testing, Water Testing
You may not be familiar with legionnaires disease, but you need to be. Over the last few years, the spread of legionnaires has increased and become an emerging disease that has led to record numbers of sickness and susceptibility. On estimate, close to 18,000 people... 
by Nova Biologicals Team | Jun 1, 2018 | Antimicrobial Testing, Medical Device Testing
We’ve all heard of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), but do you really know what they do to help protect consumers and patients? As Americans, we depend on the FDA to ensure our foods and medicines are safe, if there are any product recalls, and if products are... 
by Nova Biologicals Team | May 25, 2018 | Antimicrobial Testing, Microbial Testing Services
Bacteria are too small for us to see with our naked eyes, but that doesn’t mean it’s not all around us. Bacteria exist everywhere and while many of them are harmless, even beneficial, other bacteria can cause infectious disease if you come into contact with it....
