Medical waste treatment, non-incinerator technology offers a safer, more efficient alternative to managing medical waste. Unlike incinerators, which can release dangerous substances into the air, Rotoblock eliminates the risk of dioxins and consumes less energy.
Rotoblock Corp. (RTBC.OB) Reports 2011 Earnings Growth on Medical Waste Treatment Technology in China more
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Medical Waste and Health Challenges in China
February 01, 2007 -- According to State Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA) figures, China now produces more than 1,500 tons of medical waste a day. In 2002, Shanghai alone produced 20,000 tons of medical waste while the urban areas of Chongqing and Kunming produced 1,700 tons and 1,400 tons, respectively. Hospitals often dispose of medical waste by burying it, a method only suitable only to non-hazardous wastes, leading to unsanitary conditions where viruses can be transmitted and toxic materials leached. Although now officially banned, in Guangdong there are cases of medical waste being used as fertilizer. Used needles from medical facilities can transmit serious diseases, such as HIV and hepatitis. Improper management of discarded needles and other sharps can pose a health risk to the public and waste workers. For example, discarded needles may expose waste workers and scavengers to needle stick injuries and potential infection. Janitors also are at risk if loose needles or sharps poke through plastic garbage bags. Insufficient standards on incineration of medical waste can lead to the generation of the carcinogen dioxin.More
Ministry Vows to Strengthen Medical Waste Supervision
March 19, 2012 -- China's Ministry of Health urged health departments at all levels to further strengthen supervision on medical waste in accordance with State Council regulations, the spokesman of the ministry said Monday. Deng Haihua, the spokesman said that the ministry has paid high attention to the toy scandal exposed by China Central TV (CCTV) on March 15, and urged local health departments to investigate into the issue. Deng said that the ministry will put more weight on national supervision over medical waste and will organize annual inspections on its management in medical institutions especially those below county level. More
Thousands Protest in Hunan Over Waste Processing Plant
Medical waste disposal remains untreated
TIMES OF INDIA -- April 11, 2012 -- While the whole state is witnessing agitation over garbage disposal, the management of bio-medical waste still remains an incurable issue for healthcare institutions in Kerala. The government is yet to streamline a system to dispose of medical waste though the issue raises serious health concerns. More
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April 23, 2012 Rotoblock Corp. (RTBC.OB) Reports 2011 Earnings Growth on Medical Waste Treatment Technology in ChinaFull Report
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January 24, 2012 Hedge Fund Veteran Andrew P. Schneider Named CEO of Rotoblock Corp. (RTBC.OB)-Full Report
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