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Scientific Research Papers Published in the Journal of Hospital Infection, 2007 Prepared by J. B. Hudson, M. Sharma and M. Petric Summary: We evaluated the ability of ozone gas to inactivate Norovirus and its animal surrogate feline calicivirus (FCV) in dried samples placed at various locations within a hotel room, a cruise liner cabin and an office. finalMS.pdf Health Care Costs and
Mortality Associated with Nosocomial Diarrhea Dueto Clostridiumdifficile Evaluation of the Review of Report on Evaluation of Gaseous
Ozone as an Efficient Virucidal Agent in Conditions Relevant to
Cruise Liners and Health Care Facilities Epidemiology of Gastroenteritis on Cruise Ships,
2001–2004 A Computer Simulation of the Effects of Ozone Treatment
on the Cost of a Norovirus Outbreak in a Simple Hospital Ward Evaluation of Gaseous Ozone as an Effective Virucidal Agent
in Conditions Relevant to Cruise Liners and Health Care Facilities Inactivation of Bacteria & Fungi by Ozone Gas:
Summary of Initial Test in Dunbar Laboratory, August 2006 ViroForce Ozone Project: Preliminary Report of Tests Conducted
in Cruise Liner Cabin, May 2006 ViroForce Ozone Project: Report of Tests in Office and Hotel
Room, April 2006 Marriott Hotel Tests, February 2006 St. Regis Hotel Tests, April 2006 Cruise Ship Tests, May 2006
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