NBC News | January 11, 2013
Hospital uses robots to zap ‘superbugs’
At Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, robotic cleaning devices work to keep the health facility free of lingering, drug-resistant germs like MRSA. WBAL’s Kim Dacey reports.
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