In late 2007, the debate received media attention in California, where limits on the bacterial counts legally allowed in commercial raw milk came up for legislative review.
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Another study found that hot air dryers had the capacity to increase the bacterial count on the skin, and that paper towel drying decreased skin bacterial count.
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The researchers also found that while most bottled water contained lower levels of bacteria than tap water, about 20 percent of the bottles tested had far higher bacterial counts.
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In the Bronx, laboratory tests conducted by the New York City Department of Environmental Protection found " bacterial counts that were extremely low and certainly within the standards allowable for swimming,"
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Wockhardt Super Speciality Hospital is equipped with 9 operation theatres with Laminar Air Flow System to achieve Zero Bacterial Count, ICU on Wheels on call 24x7 & Critical Care Department.
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In the days subsequent to the procedure, the patient takes antibiotics for 3 days to minimize the risk of infection and washes with an antiseptic mouth wash to decrease the bacterial count.
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Steltenpohl and Williamson said the company spent several million dollars over the last several years to upgrade plant equipment and install new safety devices, and it reduced the general bacterial counts to relatively low levels.
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In children with excessive middle ear infections and chronic middle ear fluid, there is a high bacterial count in the adenoids as compared to children without problematic otitis media, even if the size of the adenoids is small.
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"If the U . S . and Codex are looking for a measurable standard of hygiene, a bacterial count of zero, I do not know how any cheese can meet that standard unless it is sterile, " she says.
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The Nivea people claim that while regular use of other deodorants can cause build-up in bacterial count that would result later in resistance to the deodorant's antibacterial agent, Nivea Deo has been formulated to preserve the skin's ecological balance.
