MIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nicklaus Children’s Hospital has acquired a Xenex germ-zapping robot, the most advanced disinfection technology available, in its continued effort to further enhance the ...

A germ-zapping robot named Thor is the latest tool being used to fight superbugs at medical centers around the country, including Palomar Hospital in Southern California. The robot is among 300 at ...

SAN ANTONIO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Last Thursday, the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) issued a report on superbugs and the risk they pose to hospital patients stating that “more work is needed ...

As healthcare facilities look for effective ways to battle dangerous microorganisms that can lurk on high-touch surfaces, Hamilton Medical Center has expanded its fleet of germ-zapping robots to ...

SAN ANTONIO – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted Xenex Disinfection Services a De Novo authorization for its LightStrike+ device. That decision is expected to significantly drive up ...

NORMAN, Okla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Norman Regional Health System has four new team members who will help keep patients safe by disinfecting hospital surfaces – and they’ll do it all without hands! It’s ...

A germ-zapping robot called Xenex is effective in cleaning hospital rooms and stopping the spread of superbugs, according to new research. The pulsed xenon ultraviolet system, developed in Texas, was ...

The Xenex robot, affectionately named Hector by LCGH team members, uses Full Spectrum™ pulsed xenon ultraviolet (UV) light to quickly destroy bacteria, viruses, fungi and bacterial spores. The ...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — They’re the unseen visitors in hospitals. But they can be fatal. Germs that cause hospital-acquired infections — lurking in the bloodstream and surgical wounds — are a stubbornly ...

Xenex Disinfection Services, the manufacturer of LightStrike Germ-Zapping Robots™, has received $38 million of investment in a funding round led by Essex Woodlands (EW). The financing reflects new ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Imagine walking into your hotel room and licking your television remote control. It sounds pretty disgusting and most likely will end in a trip to the doctor, right? The ...

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