A kiss contains 80 million bacteria
Research by Dutch scientists shows that a 10-second kiss can exchange 80 million bacteria.
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Research by Dutch scientists shows that a 10-second kiss can exchange 80 million bacteria.
Having a rare tainted shock syndrome after using tampon tampons for 2 hours, Jodie Craig spent 4 years bravely fighting to recover life.
On the market today, abundance of beverage products and beneficial bacteria supplements, advertised as good for users.
Brazilian researchers in Rio de Janeiro have released thousands of mosquitoes carrying dengue-suppressing bacteria.
In addition to affecting memory or concentration, blood groups are also linked to levels of stress or the risk of heart disease in humans.
Many people who think cotton swabs help remove earwax and dirt, frequent scratching also make you feel good. That truth is a bad habit.
A new study conducted in Belgium has confirmed that polyester-absorbing polyester fibers produce more body odor than cotton fibers, meaning that polyester clothes will s…
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Onions have preventive and antibacterial properties to cleanse the body detox, help prevent many important diseases such as cardiovascular, cancer, asthma, diabetes.
On July 21, scientists announced a new method that combines three highly effective drugs, shortening the duration of treatment from two years to four months in the treat…
A group of Chinese and Danish researchers have identified more than 500 types of intestinal microorganisms and 800 viruses that can attack these microorganisms.
Many types of food and supplemented products contain probiotics that are good for human health.
You may feel uncomfortable about your body odor. But did you know that there are so many special things about body odor that you have never heard of.
Researchers, led by Sean Davies, of Vanderbilt University have demonstrated that a genetically altered bacterium can prevent weight gain, even if it is still effective f…
A recent study published in the scientific journal PLOS ONE shows that large DNA fragments, derived from genetically modified food, are fully capable of going straight i…