to news and Churchill report - The health value of bacteriophages by Grace Filby 2007
2007 - pdf Phage therapy of staphylococcal infections (including MRSA) may be less expensive than antibiotic treatment 2006 - vitamins B17 - Dec. 2007 update Air_hygiene Is the control of MRSA in the UK 'pushing mud up a drainpipe in a thunderstorm'?

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Healthy hospitals have fresher air and more sunlight. Too obvious perhaps.
And how about phages?

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A reminder to a Health Minister about sunlight and fresh air in 2005.

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The 2006 G8-funded Eliava bacteriophage 'priority' project.

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The children's version

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Bacteriophages

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Copper and its alloys are anti-microbial and biocidal.

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Vitamin C in the fight against bacteria and viruses.

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Decontamination from airborne and globule-carried pathogens - horses too.

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6 key measures to prevent HCAIs - hand washing was only one method...

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Ordinary tapwater is simply electrolysed into alkaline and acidic water at the flick of a switch.

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The MHRA list all licensed medicines for treating HCAIs (antibiotics); we include other options FOC.

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Medical grade Manuka honey for healing wounds, burns, bed sores, ulcers, stings, scars etc.

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Phage therapy in one simple lesson

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Probiotics overlooked - C.difficile diarrhoea?

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Correspondence with the Head of Healthcare Associated Infections at the Health Care Commission, April - June 2008

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DoH replies about phage therapy, UV light, air conditioning, decontamination, ventilation, ozone, silver-impregnated wound dressings, medical grade Manuka honey dressings, essential oils, nutrition and probiotics, vitamin C, etc.

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Fresh air and sunlight again

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and again

Winter walk
Just a picture - with an evidence base