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Award Winning Biodefense Air Filter Catches and Kills COVID-19 Virus Variants with its Breakthrough Science-Based Technology

Award Winning Biodefense Air Filter Catches and Kills COVID-19 Virus Variants with its Breakthrough Science-Based Technology
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Award Winning Biodefense Air Filter Catches and Kills COVID-19 Virus Variants with its Breakthrough Science-Based Technology

Award Winning Biodefense Air Filter Catches and Kills COVID-19 Virus Variants with its Breakthrough Science-Based Technology
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Helping Reopen Texas: New Biodefense Technology Plays Pivotal Role in Providing Cleaner, Viral-Free Indoor Air Across the State

Share this article Share this article HOUSTON, March 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ On the heels of Governor Abbott s call to fully reopen Texas, Houston based, Integrated Viral Protection (IVP) is helping businesses do so safely, with the installation of the IVP Biodefense Indoor Air System TM - the only existing air filter system which can instantaneously catch and kill airborne COVID-19 (99.999%), other RNA viruses, and anthrax spores (99.98%) in a single pass. IVP s core technology is a specialized heated filtration system, invented by Monzer Hourani, which meets ASHRAE standards and has been granted emergency use authorization by the FDA during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Express Briefing: Family sues over jail death of mentally ill S A man who lost 104 pounds

Express Briefing: Family sues over jail death of mentally ill S.A. man who lost 104 pounds Dec. 17, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Good morning. This is a look at our daily Express Briefing newsletter. Sign up for Express Briefing here. Subscribers get access to the full version of our Express Briefing newsletter, which includes exclusive insight and links to more of our best stories. To become a subscriber, take advantage of this special offer today. TOP STORIES Fernando Macias/ The family of Fernando Macias, the mentally ill 61-year-old man who died in the downtown jail two years ago, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office and University Hospital System.

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Family sues over jail death of mentally ill San Antonio man who lost 104 pounds, developed bed sores

Skip to main content Currently Reading Family sues over jail death of mentally ill San Antonio man who lost 104 pounds, developed bed sores FacebookTwitterEmail 2of2 Fernando Macias, 61, died Dec. 16, 2018 in the Bexar County jail.Courtesy /Bexar County Sheriff’s OfficeShow MoreShow Less The family of Fernando Macias, the mentally ill 61-year-old man who died in the downtown jail two years ago, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office and University Hospital System. Macias was jailed in March 2018 after he fired gunshots at sheriff’s deputies trying to detain him under a mental health warrant, leading to a 24-hour standoff. That ended in his arrest and the death of his mother, who was in the house and was accidentally shot by state SWAT officers.

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