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While coronavirus scares continue to clog the airwaves, Southern States across the U.S. continue to suffer from seemingly endless viral outbreaks of their own.

Viral Outbreaks Across the Southern United States
Several viral outbreaks have plagued the Southern United States over the past few weeks, just as terrible news regarding the death toll of the coronavirus in China is announced--having surpassed the previous coronavirus (SARS) outbreak of 2003.

According to reports from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), every state across the Southern U.S. is reporting high to very high levels of influenza or influenza-like illness activity.

Despite all the press and hysteria surrounding the novel coronavirus 2019-nCoV outbreak, influenza Type A and B outbreaks remain an ongoing and increasing threat across much of the United States.

Influenza Impact Far Exceeds Coronavirus
It seems that regardless of where you turn lately, there is post-apocalyptic news regarding the pending doom posed by the recent coronavirus outbreak in China.

Recently, a wave of conflicting information has circulated the mainstream and online media outlets regarding the recent outbreak of the novel coronavirus originating in Wuhan, China, much of which is based on far-reaching speculation.

The Facts Regarding the Coronavirus Outbreak
The recent news regarding the novel coronavirus--2019-nCoV--has bordered on the hysterical, with reports deviating significantly from facts cited in their own articles.

Effective cleaning processes have been shown to reduce chronic absenteeism among students due to illness acquired in the classroom from germs, bacteria, and certain cleaning products.

High-Performance Cleaning Processes Reduce Chronic Student Absenteeism
Schools are home to numerous harmful germs and bacteria that contribute to chronic student absenteeism.

National Clean Your Desk Day, celebrated the second Monday of every January in the United States, encourages workers and students to increase productivity and improve their overall health by decluttering and cleaning off their desks.

Celebrating National Clean Your Desk Day, Everyday
A messy, disorganized workspace is an open invitation for chaos and illness.

The 2019-2020 influenza outbreak is on pace to surpass the 2017-2018 season, making it one of the worst in the last ten years.

Influenza Continues to Spread
The 2019-2020 influenza season outbreak started early with an unseasonably high peak of Influenza B cases being reported by healthcare officials.

Often the best method for demonstrating the positive and negative consequences of our actions is through hands-on experimentation and visual examples--such is the case with the increasingly popular hand hygiene experiment.

Teaching the Importance of Hand Hygiene Through Experimentation
Infectious disease outbreaks are becoming increasingly common in the United States, resulting in school closures and a massive waste of financial resources.

The holidays are just around the corner, and it's time for the annual office parties, so make certain to end this year and begin the new year on the right note by starting with a clean and hygienic office to host your party in.

How to Prepare for a Healthy Holiday Party
If you've been keeping up with the news this year, you know that germs are everywhere, especially the flu, which is predicted to peak in December.

According to recent reports, the 2019-2020 influenza season is off to the fastest start it has experienced in more than a decade, and it is leaving behind destruction in its wake.

2019-2020 Influenza Update
The 2019-2020 flu season is off to a bad start, and is looking like it will be worse, and potentially run longer than last year.

Advancements in technology continue to drive down the prices for modern, high-performance automated cleaning systems and solutions while the demand for improvements in product safety and process sustainability is on the rise.

Rapidly Emerging Trends in Commercial Cleaning Services
Commercial cleaning services have long been plagued by the absence of innovative and disruptive products and services.