"ASIET Air Takes on Candida Auris Outbreak with Long-standing Technological Expertise"

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An Outbreak of a deadly fungal infection, Candida Auris (C. auris) which has been steadily increasing throughout the United States in recent years, has been officially confirmed by CDC and authorities in Washington state. The fungal infection, known as Candida Auris, now poses a significant health risk to individuals, causing concern among residents and health officials alike due to its rapid spread throughout the air.

Officials in King County Washington, issued a statement on February 5th, 2024 revealing that an outbreak involving three patients infected with C. auris was identified at Kindred Hospital in Seattle, starting in mid-January. The statement noted, “These patients initially tested negative for C. auris upon admission, marking the first known outbreak of C. auris in Washington state.” Subsequently, another case was reported on January 26th at a nursing home in nearby Snohomish County.

The surge in C. auris cases, according to the agency, can be attributed to various factors, including inadequate practices regarding general infection prevention and control in healthcare facilities, as well as improved reporting and detection.

The CDC also noted that the mortality rate for severe infections is between 30% and 60%, but because it mainly affects individuals with compromised immune systems, it is considered rare by the CDC.

C.auris can be transmitted through direct contact with an infected person or by touching contaminated objects or surfaces. Previous research has indicated that the fungus can survive on surfaces and objects for at least two weeks.

John Lynch, from the University of Washington’s Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, explained to KIRO-7 TV that C auris is described as “an emerging pathogen, a relatively new infectious disease.” He added that it remains “challenging to diagnose Candida auris infection,” and that “people can carry it on their skin or in various parts of their body without causing any illness.” Laboratory testing is the only reliable method of confirming infection.

Individuals at heightened risk of infection include those with diabetes or blood cancer, recent surgical procedures, prolonged or frequent antibiotic use, extended stays in healthcare facilities or hospitals, and the use of central venous lines, breathing tubes, catheters, or similar medical devices.

Tim Mitchell
Owner/Founder
Air Scrubbers International Environmental Technologies, Inc.
DBA ASIET Air
tim@justgoodcleanair.com
806-438-5598 cell
www.justgoodcleanair.com

Tim Mitchell
Air Scrubbers International Environmental Technologies, Inc.
+1 806-438-5598
tim@justgoodcleanair.com

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