by Cameron M | Oct 13, 2021 | Food, Food Testing, Microbial Testing Services
After a long day working as an elementary school teacher, Cassie Davis stopped by her local grocery store to pick up some milk. Her family had recently gone through the last gallon they had bought, and she needed some in order to make a cake later. She bought a...
by Cameron M | Aug 4, 2021 | Drinking Water, Food, Microbial Testing Services
What is cyclosporiasis? There are numerous different microbial dangers to the human body, but parasites are one of the largest and most common groups of threats. Intestinal parasites can easily gain access to a person by them consuming something that carries it, often...
by Cameron M | Jun 25, 2021 | Antimicrobial Research and Development, Food, Food Testing, Microbial Testing Services
For the past year and a half, the primary goals of many healthcare organizations have been centered around dealing with the pandemic. However, this does not mean that other illnesses have simply stopped being an issue in modern life. On the contrary, some have been...
by Cameron M | Jun 18, 2021 | Antimicrobial Research and Development, Microbial Testing Services, News and Events, Press
On June 23, 2021, Paul Pearce, PhD will be speaking at a webinar along with four other leading experts regarding the current state of microbiological testing and associated technology. With over 40 years of experience, Dr. Pearce brings a wealth of knowledge to the...
by Cameron M | Jun 15, 2021 | Antimicrobial Research and Development, Fungus, Healthcare Facilities, Microbial Testing Services
Recently, Nova Biologicals published a brief article detailing the dangerous spread of the fungus Candida Auris through hospital environments. To highlight the threat posed by this fungus to patients and healthcare staff alike due to how resistant it is to most...
by Cameron M | Jun 8, 2021 | Food, Household Testing, Microbial Testing Services
Dogs and cats both have long histories of living with and helping human beings around the world. Whether that be by leading hunters on the trail of an injured animal or by disposing of vermin that carry disease, it’s hard to deny that our interactions with these...
