Together in the fight against AMR

Preventing infections acquired during hospital stays is one tool in the fight against antimicrobial resistance. The knowledge and technology to do so exists, is well proven and is cost effective in the long term, according to Swedish medical device company Bactiguard. The technology referred to is based on a very thin coating being applied to the...

Bactiguard announces winner of scholarship 2022

Congratulations Martin Holmbom, Department of Urology and Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, Linköping University, who today was awarded Bactiguard’s scholarship of SEK 25.000 for the best abstract in the field of urological infections.  Martin's research has identified risk factors clearly associated with mortality in...

Together, we develop our business in Southeast Asia

This week we have welcomed delegates from Malaysia Investment and Development Agency (MIDA) in our office in Tullinge to discuss future development projects in the region. In accordance with our strategic direction to further expand our business in Malaysia and Southeast Asia, we recently inaugurated a new warehouse in Penang, Malaysia. This...

Bactiguard South East Asia Opening Ceremony

Bactiguard South East Asia have now completed the expansion of the new warehouse building in the current facility, reflecting the need for the continuous expansion of the business growth. The total build-up area added will be 12,220sq ft in 2 storey building including warehouse, Microbiology lab, Product Development Lab, Operational and...

New clinical trial shows 39% reduction of ventilator-associated pneumonia with Bactiguard’s endotracheal tube

A new study has been published on Bactiguard’s endotracheal tube (BIP ETT) that shows a significant reduction of both ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) and antibiotic use. This randomized controlled study on 180 intensive care patients was published in the Balcan Medical Journal, in March 2022. The main objective of the study was to evaluate...

The silent pandemic of antimicrobial resistance is louder than ever

Antimicrobial resistance already causes millions of deaths according to the most comprehensive study on the burden of AMR so far, published in The Lancet. It shows that almost 1,3 million deaths were directly attributable to bacterial AMR in 2019 and almost 5 million deaths associated with AMR. This is evidence that the fight against antimicrobial...