CNN: Top 10 health innovations of 2009
#7 Antimicrobial Paint

Your wall paint could protect you from dangerous bacteria, according
to scientists at the University of South Dakota.  They have invented a
germ-killing molecule that can be added to paint and cloth to give it
antimicrobial properties. The additive discovered by Dr. Sun at the
University of South Dakota that creates germ-killing paint and licensed
exclusively by Antimicrobial Technologies Group has been named one
of the top 10 health innovations of 2009 by CNN.

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KTIV: New company markets germ fighting socks

A new South Dakota business is paving the way to help you fight
germs by simply wearing a pair of socks or painting the interior of your
house. Researchers from the University of South Dakota discovered
the germ fighting molecule and now they’re partnering to bring to the
marketplace.

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South Dakota Public Broadcasting: Innovation

Simon Johnston, CEO, and Pamela Goldschmidt, Executive Vice
President of Antimicrobial Technologies Group talk about the new
product they produce that provides infection protection, odor control,
and biofilm remediation to safely kill germs.

Listen to recorded interview here.