University of Minnesota
Researchers from University of Minnesota provide details of new studies and findings
Published in Law and Health Weekly, June 24th, 2006
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Study 1: Feline calicivirus can survive for several days on fomites.
According to recent research from the United States, "Norovirus (NoV) transmission occurs mainly through food and fomites. Contaminated human fingers can transfer the virus to inanimate objects, which may then spread the virus to susceptible persons.
"However, no information is available on the survival of NoVs on fomites, which may...
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