UV Light Linked With Lower Respiratory Infection Rates
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August 6, 2025
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Germicidal UV light reduced weekly respiratory infections by 12% among older adults in long-term care facilities.
The study utilized a multicenter, two-arm, double-crossover, cluster randomized clinical trial design.
No significant reduction in acute respiratory infections was observed per study cycle, according to the trial results.
The trial was conducted across four long-term care facilities in South Australia over 110 weeks.
Longitudinal analysis indicated a consistent average weekly infection rate reduction in zones with active GUV.
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