DISINFACTS

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DISINFACTS

Our periodical DISINFACTS offers you well-founded and practical information on special topics relating to hygiene and infection protection. The focus: new recommendations and regulations, studies and products, events and background knowledge on individual diseases and active ingredients. Some of these topics relevant to hygiene are explored in depth.

These are the topics of the latest DISINFACTS.

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Issue 2-2023

Health protection and environmental protection are two sides of the same coin. From theory to practice, from global problems to individual cases: This issue is packed with ideas on how to successfully balance patient and environmental concerns.

Special Issue 2023

In the special edition DESINFACTS Green we inform you as usual in a well-founded and practical way about technical topics around hygiene and infection control. This time with a focus on sustainable working methods and products in the healthcare industry. From the new Bacillol® Zero Tissues from HARTMANN to sustainability projects from the field.

Issue 1/2023

Magazine that shows the title DISINFACTS and a young woman on the cover, who is showing her two hands and is smiling

In the current issue of our DISINFACTS we would again like to inform you about current topics related to hygiene and infection prevention. These include, among others, the World Hand Hygiene Day on May 5th, the HARTMANN SCIENCE CENTER symposium on June 15th, and the new formulation of Mikrobac® forte.

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Issue 2/2022

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Issue 1/2022

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