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Each winter, people prepare for the year’s coldest and darkest season by donning their warmest gear and navigating an influx of illnesses. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), this annual period coincides with an increase in respiratory diseases—influenza, COVID-19, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). The combination of cold and dry air impairs respiratory functions, thereby streamlining the infection process, says Isaiah Ho, MD, physician at PIH Health Family Medicine.

Commercial cleaning executives play a crucial role in infection prevention by creating and maintaining safe and healthy environments. As cases continue to rise, evidence-based cleaning systems are essential. To better understand the operational challenges that arise during winter illness outbreaks and the cleaning protocols used to prevent them, CleanLink asks readers to answer the following survey questions.

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