Because hospital-acquired bloodstream infections ... of patients with either nonantimicrobial washcloths (Comfort Bath, Sage Products) (control) or washcloths impregnated with 2% chlorhexidine ...

Stroger Jr Hospital of Cook County ... Manufacturers of CHG-impregnated bathing wipes and skin antiseptics state that you should not use the products in the periorbital or eyelid areas.

Researchers found that bathing patients with washcloths soaked with chlorhexidine—a cheap, broad-spectrum antiseptic—lowered the rate of hospital ... Chlorhexidine wipes, when sold in bulk ...

Disinfectant wipes used in hospitals may spread drug-resistant bacteria rather than kill them, researchers claim. They said the practice of using one wipe to clean several surfaces before throwing ...

The questions asked about bathing practices, the products used and the advice given to parents, among other topics. The responses indicated: 87% of hospitals delay the first bath by at least six ...

It took fast-acting doctors at a Colorado hospital to flag problems with tainted alcohol wipes now tied to a massive recall and growing reports of potentially deadly infections, including the case ...