Limerick academics develop anti-MRSA textiles

Textiles that kill the hospital superbug MRSA have been developed by scientists at The University of Limerick.

Sat, 19 Mar, 2011 - 08:50

Textiles that kill the hospital superbug MRSA have been developed by scientists at The University of Limerick.

The nanomaterials are created for use in hospital drapes and bed linens to fight against killer infections.

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