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the dangers around handling of equipment used to test for HIV Jul 17, 2001 I manage a manufacturing department that refurbishes mass spectrometers. We have instruments returned that were used to test for bloodborne pathogens. I don't know where to begin to look for answers on how to handle these instruments in a safe way. Am I woried over nothing or should this be a concern? I would appreciate any suggestions or help you can give. Regards, Keith Annett |
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 Keith, I would start with the CDC. Try calling the hotline at 800-342-24437. They should be able to refer you to some guidelines. | ||||||||
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