Universal Detection Technology (UDTT) has been selected as one of 15 companies invited to a technology fair on April 2. UDTT will be presenting the technology behind its BSM-2000 monitor to the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Homeland Security.

The fair will be held at the Rayburn House Office Building Foyer in Washington, D.C. next month. The purpose of the technology fair will be to educate the U.S. House of Representatives and staff on the latest homeland security technologies available in the detection of bio-terrorism. The participating attendees will present equipment with the capability of detecting bio-hazardous material in a variety of materials: air, food, and water.

The BSM-2000 is capable of detecting airborne anthrax in about 15 minutes. Not only does this device provide real-time testing results, it also can run at standard increments for continuous safety testing.

The technology fair will hold both a breakfast and lunch meeting with officials on the Department of Homeland Security and Congressman Bennie Thompson, the Chairman of Homeland Security Committee. This will allow the companies to answer questions on their products in a more intimate environment.

“We are truly proud to have been invited to present our technology to Congressman Thompson and to other members of the House as we continuously seek the government’s support in promoting our technology,” said Mr. Jacques Tizabi, UDTT’s Chief Executive Officer. “An Independent report by the U.S. GAO has shown that our detection technology, if used in conjunction with legacy detection systems, will save the government millions of dollars in consumables,” he added.

For a short video on BSM-2000 featured on NBC News, please go to: http://www.udetection.com/pressroomvideo.asp?id=1.

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Universal Detection Technology ( OTCBB: UDTT) commented on the fatality of a Western Washington University student. The reported death was supposedly caused by Methicillin-resistan Staphylococcus (MRSA) induced pneumonia. The Company has launched a new hub for online sales and marketing of anti-microbial products that eliminate harmful bacteria such as MRSA.

The student was twenty-years of age and was admitted to the intensive care unit of St. Joseph Hospital in Washington on February 14th, after he reported that he had been coughing for two weeks and progressed to a fever, vomiting, and coughing up blood. The young man died later, although doctors did their best to treat him with antibiotics.

Up until recently, pneumonia caused by MRSA has become a medical phenomenon, and it was only five years ago that it was a confirmed strain. MRSA has been linked to nursing homes and hospital settings in the previous years, but this is the second reported student death of MRSA in the last year. MRSA is responsible for over 94,000 serious infections and nearly 19,000 deaths each year.

“The recent spread of MRSA to schools is very alarming,” said Mr. Jacques
Tizabi, UDTT’s Chief Executive Officer. “Our line of anti-microbial products consisting of various sprays, foggers and detergents are designed to eliminate surfaces and keep them sterile for a period following application,” he added.
 
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