The Laws of Nature favour balance. These laws prevail and humans can disrupt Nature’s balance. Global warming offers a clear example of this. How do humans contribute to global warming? Humans are putting an estimated 9.5 billion metric tonnes of carbon into the Earth’s atmosphere each year via the burning Read more
Here at NewGenne, we supply our industry-leading hygiene cleansing products to hospitals, Care Homes, Schools Cruise Ships, vets, and many other business settings around the world. Our extensive range is renowned for being extremely efficient at cleaning, sanitising and disinfecting whilst being gentle enough for use by those with the Read more
Since our establishment in 2001, we have been proud to supply a leading range of hygiene / cleaning products to hospitals and other clinical and Business settings throughout the uk and Korea, – an enterprise that has assumed a special significance due to the COVID-19 pandemic. From minute one, it Read more
Time for new procedures is something the current pandemic has denied us. Yet, in light of Covid-19, many small clinics find themselves compelled to follow better hygiene practices when dealing with their patients. It’s a fact of reality that when new processes are introduced many are ignored when time is Read more
What is the best method of ensuring optimum hand hygiene in the age of Covid-19? With the ongoing pandemic forcing us to take our cleanliness more seriously than ever, there are those who swear by the protective effects of hand sanitiser, but is this always the best thing for our Read more
How can we be proactive in preventing Norovirus outbreaks in schools? Viruses are something we have become far too familiar with since the outbreak of Coronavirus back in 2019, and hygiene has become a priority for us all, particularly in schools. Norovirus is still the most infectious virus known to Read more
A healthcare worker who dies from Covid-19 after having been infected at work becomes an occupational death. This is a very serious burden for the employer indeed. Employers have a duty of care for their employees and must ensure that every measure is taken to prevent occupational disease. However, at Read more
Why a second edition so soon? A letter from the Cabinet Office said my thoughts in the first Coronoia were noted. Not rejected and not accepted; simply noted. Did they do anything else? As far as I know, that’s it. Which incentivised me to deliver Coronoia® 2. It’s slightly longer Read more
Here in the UK, more than 12 months after we first became aware of the existence of COVID-19, we find ourselves in another national lockdown – lockdown 3.0. There is a new, and even more contagious, variant of this infamous coronavirus causing havoc and great strain across the country and Read more
“We need to keep the virus suppressed for the next few months” said the UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock this week in a radio interview when discussing the brilliant news of the Oxford coronavirus vaccine. While the regulators do their bit and the health service prepares to roll out the Read more