As the trend continues to evolve worldwide with regards to the regulation of medical waste, in particular infectious medical waste, product suppliers, service providers and generators of medical waste will need to be diligent in addressing issues affecting this topic. After the closing of more than 3,600 medical waste incinerators in the United States during the 12 year period from 1995 to 2007, the industry was faced with finding alternatives to incineration, noted by most as the most cost-effective and efficient method of disposing of medical waste. Now facilities turn to service companies, autoclave methods, and even some microwave solutions to meet the steady flow of medical waste generated by a growing health care and pharmaceutical industry.
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