Alcohol-based hand sanitizers do not protect against norovirus, a highly contagious virus. Effective alternatives like hypochlorous acid-based sanitizers are crucial for better infection control.
Neal Wieselman
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Neal Wieselman is Intercon Chemical’s director of infection prevention, specializing in novel antimicrobials. For 35 years, he has been involved in the development of infection prevention, hand hygiene, wound care, and surface disinfection products.
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Alcohol-Based Hand Sanitizers Ineffective Against Norovirus: Effective Alternatives and Infection Control StrategiesPublished: May 30th 2024 | Updated: January 7th 2025
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Published: May 30th 2024 | Updated: January 7th 2025
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