UV Disinfection in the News
Ultraviolet disinfection is rapidly growing in usage and popularity around the globe. This technology can eradicate significantly more germs than conventional cleaning alone. Scientific evidence points to UV disinfecting being an effective means to stop the spread of COVID-19. Read just some articles about UV disinfection in the news.
- Boston University study shows germicidal UVC rapidly breaks down COVID-19 | CNBC, June 17th
- Barcelona Metro in Spain to use ultraviolet light to disinfect trains and passenger areas | Metro Report, June 16th
- Major hotels now using powerful UV-C light to disinfect rooms after conventional cleaning | abcnews, June 12th
- UV Disinfection is preferable to chemical cleaning in public spaces | Penn State, June 1st
- Gyms are using UV Disinfection to safely reopen | Newson6, May 27th
- Killing coronavirus with UV light not for personal use | Refinery29, May 28th
- Japanese firm using Deep UV to deactivate coronavirus 99.9% | Kyodo News, May 27th
- Coronavirus puts UV in the disinfectant spotlight | WebMD, May 19th
- MTA starting pilot program with UV disinfection after Center for Radiological Research at Columbia University shows UVC light eliminates Covid-19 | CNN, May 20th
- Amazon is using UV light to kill coronavirus in Whole Foods | Business Insider, May 11th
- Schools, restaurants and stores looking to use UV to zap coronavirus | NY Times, May 7th
- NYC using powerful UV lamps to disinfect subways and buses | The Verge, May 4th
- Former NASA scientist using UVC to fight coronavirus | CNBC, May 7th
- MIT designs robot that eliminates coronavirus with UVC light
- UVC proven to eliminate covid-19
- IUVA Fact Sheet on UV Disinfection for COVID-19
- There’s only one type of UV that can reliably inactivate Covid-19
- Coronavirus Puts UV in the Disinfectant Spotlight
- Does ultraviolet (UV) light kill the coronavirus?
- CBS NEWS