<ul><li>Scientists have developed an antimicrobial coating that can be mixed with paint to destroy bacteria and viruses, including MRSA, flu virus, and SARS-CoV-2.</li><li>The coating, made from chlorhexidine digluconate and epoxy resin, was found to kill a wide range of pathogens when dried.</li><li>The antimicrobial paint can provide protection on various surfaces, including plastic and hard non-porous surfaces, in environments such as hospitals and public spaces.</li><li>The technology offers a self-cleaning feature, continuously killing bacteria and viruses upon contact, potentially addressing antimicrobial resistance and improving hygiene.</li></ul>

Bacteria-killing paint could dramatically improve hospital hygiene

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