Some sinks have been linked to the spread of dangerous bacteria
Sinks in healthcare facilities added to fight infections can make the problem worse, according to an article on the Stat website.
Some sinks have been linked to the spread of dangerous bacteria.
There are two major issues. First, the water coming into them can contain bacteria.
The second problem is that sinks, particularly the pipes that drain them, are ideal places for bacteria to proliferate, the article said.
October 31, 2016
Topic Area: Infection Control
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