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Air purification tactics have evolved with robots, ceiling tiles. Now the Air-Clenz Computer Monitor captures and purifies exhaled air before it can spread.

There might be a simple way for integrators to jump into the indoor air quality market with their home office and commercial clients via this computer monitor with built-in air purification system.

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After Omicron, a variant of the deadly Wuhan virus, a new variant, more severe and infectious than Omicron, has been reported in France.

Detected in France, the IHU variant (B. 1. 640.2)  was discovered by the academics at institute IHU Mediterranee Infection.  According to experts, the new variant contains 46 mutations, which is said to be more dangerous and transmissible than the existing variants like Delta, Delta Plus and Omicron variants.

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LAS VEGAS–(ALAMBRE DE NEGOCIOS) – Air-Clenz Systems ™ (Air-Clenz ™) anunció hoy los resultados de un análisis de un tercero independiente sobre la eficacia del monitor de computadora Air-Clenz. Estas simulaciones mostraron que el monitor Air-Clenz capturó y limpió rápidamente más del 95% del aire exhalado por el usuario. Y cuando se compara uno al lado del otro con el de un monitor de computadora convencional, en una posición idéntica, la diferencia fue visiblemente dramática.

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The US is ringing in the new year amid a Covid-19 surge experts warn is exploding at unprecedented speed and could alter daily life for many Americans during the first month of 2022.

"Omicron is truly everywhere," Dr. Megan Ranney, a professor of emergency medicine at Brown University's School of Public Health, told CNN on Friday night. "What I am so worried about over the next month or so is that our economy is going to shut down, not because of policies from the federal government or from the state governments, but rather because so many of us are ill."

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New variants of coronavirus could “become fully resistant to current vaccines or past infection,” Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the head of the World Health Organization (WHO), said Wednesday as he voiced concern about the spread of omicron and delta variants causing a “tsunami” of new Covid cases.

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We don’t know how severe Omicron is, but we do know it’s spreading very fast.

A lot is still unknown around Omicron, but a worrying trend has become clear: This variant sure is spreading fast. In South Africa, the U.K., and Denmark—countries with the best variant surveillance and high immunity against COVID—Omicron cases are growing exponentially. The variant has outcompeted the already highly transmissible Delta in South Africa and may soon do the same elsewhere. According to preliminary estimates, every person with Omicron is infecting 3–3.5 others, which is roughly on par with how fast the coronavirus spread when it first went global in early 2020.

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SINGAPORE — The new Covid variant omicron will likely “overwhelm the whole world” in the coming months, according to a Singapore-based infectious disease doctor.

While vaccines against the strain can be developed quickly, they need to be tested over three to six months to prove that they can provide immunity against the variant, Dr. Leong Hoe Nam of Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital said Wednesday.

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LONDON — Britain became the latest country Saturday to report cases of the new potentially more contagious omicron variant of the coronavirus as governments around the world sought to shore up their defenses by slapping restrictions on travel from nations in southern Africa.

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We're back in familiar territory - growing concern about a new variant of coronavirus.

The latest is the most heavily mutated version discovered so far - and it has such a long list of mutations that it was described by one scientist as "horrific", while another told me it was the worst variant they'd seen.

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Global health leaders are urging caution as the holiday season gets underway, pointing to a 23 percent spike in coronavirus cases across the Americas in the past week, a surge that follows spikes in Europe — which officials warn could be a “window into the future for the Americas.”

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