A final rule from the US Environmental Protection Agency aims to cut ethylene oxide (EtO) emissions by more than 90%, slashing the use of a treatment that once sterilized almost half the devices sold in the US.
The rule requires most commercial users of EtO to continuously monitor their emissions of the chemical and report their findings to the EPA on a quarterly basis under the National...
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