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• Why are Bacteria Becoming Resistant to Antibiotics?
  
• Germiest Jobs
  
• Disinfectants May Promote Growth of Superbugs
  
• Study Reveals High Bacteria Levels on Footwear
  
• Vancomycin-resistant Enterococci (VRE) - Overview
  
• Microbiological Hazards of Household Toilets: Droplet Production and the Fate of Residual Organisms
  
• Disinfectants Can Make Bacteria Resistant To Treatment
  
• Identity and Numbers of Bacteria Present on Tabletops and in Dishcloths Used to Wipe Down Tabletops in Public Restaurants and Bars
  
• Bacterial Slime Helps Cause Serious Disease
  
• How Does Food Become Contaminated?
  
• EPA Comments on Copper
  
• Vacuuming Source of Indoor Exposure
  
• What is TB?
  
• Bacteria that Cause Foodborne Illness
  
• Flies May Spread Drug-Resistant Bacteria
  
• How Bleach Kills Bacteria
  
• We're Surrounded! House Dust is a Rich Source of Bacteria
  
• Bulk Soap - Health Risk?
  
• Historic Study - Characterization of a Non-problem Building: Assessment of Cleaning Effectiveness
  
• Failure of Ionized Water Produced by Activeion Ionator to Kill Potential Harmful Bacteria
  Ionized water produced by the Activeion Ionator system does not kill tough, aquatic bacteria that may contaminate the system. The use of this system may increase the risk of spreading resistant, potential harmful bacteria to the surfaces and into the air.