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- NewsIs the risk of HIV transmission from sharps injuries falling in LondonHIV diagnoses are falling in London, potentially lowering the risk of healthcare workers contracting the virus from needlestick injuries.01/17/2017Read More
- NewsCould vending machines help improve sharps safety standards in OttawaThe idea of introducing vending machines in Ottawa to dispense sterile needles to drug users is being considered.01/16/2017Read More
- NewsDo beauty salons need to invest in sharps safety devicesBeauty salons need to improve their sharps safety standards following a spate of needlestick injuries in the UK.01/11/2017Read More
- NewsNew catheter safety standards leading to cost savings and fewer infectionsTighter catheter safety standards are resulting in fewer bloodstream infections for patients and cost savings for the health service.01/10/2017Read More
- NewsDental patients warned of HIV risk after poor sharps safety standards uncoveredPennsylvania dental patients may be at risk of hepatitis C and HIV after poor standards of sharps safety were uncovered at a local dental practice.01/09/2017Read More
- NewsHow safe is an average UK hospitalHow many sharps injuries and other incidents are likely to take place at the average UK hospital in a single year?01/09/2017Read More
- NewsSpending on safety syringes expected to soarA new report predicts that the global safety syringe market will reach a value of $6.4 billion by 2017.01/05/2017Read More
- NewsHealthcare Workers 'At Risk' From 1 in 7 Europeans Who Don't Know They Have HIValthcare workers administering injections may be at risk from the one in seven people in Europe who don't know they have HIV.11/30/2016Read More
- NewsIs Hepatitis C Transmission from Sharps Injuries More Likely in KentuckyHepatitis C is seven times more common in Kentucky than elsewhere in the US, making any sharps injuries potentially more dangerous.11/29/2016Read More
- NewsUK Nurses Warned Over Helping with Insulin Pen Needle ExtractionSafety needles for medical use look set to undergo a significant increase in sales over the next few years.11/17/2016Read More
- NewsContracting HIV from Sharps Injury 'May Not Lower Life Expectancy'Why contracting HIV from a sharps injury doesn't have to be a death sentence.11/16/2016Read More
- NewsUK HIV Prevention Projects Awarded £600,000How is the UK government helping to prevent the spread of HIV?11/03/2016Read More