New breakthrough in the fight against drug resistance
British scientists claim to have achieved a breakthrough in the race to defeat the global threat of drug-resistant bacteria.
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British scientists claim to have achieved a breakthrough in the race to defeat the global threat of drug-resistant bacteria.
Stomach ulcers not only cause pain but also make you weak, unable to eat well or focus on work, other activities in life.
Researchers at Essex University are testing artificial blood that is not picky to recipients, avoiding the risk of infection.
Babies who have been exposed to rodent hair and other pets, cockroach allergens and a host of other bacteria in their first five-year-old habitat will be less likely to…
Scientists claim that people can be frightened to death. This is because fearful situations can trigger heart attacks, which can take away the owner's life.
A leading microbiologist claims, the amount of antibiotics we absorb from meat and dairy products may be the cause of the mysterious appearance of a series of modern epi…
The statement by a reputable microbiologist confirmed that the idea of
In addition to proper dental care following the dentist's instructions, you can also avoid cavities by drinking red wine, according to a new study.
Do you often feel stiff and sore in your fingers and wrists? It may be due to the habit of using smartphones for too long.
Scientists have created the first 'semi-artificial' microorganism with genetic code that is completely different from the rest of life on earth.
Thyme is a delicious vegetable and has many healing properties. It works to treat abdominal pain, diarrhea, arthritis, sore throat and many other diseases.
On March 27, 2014, Nature and a number of British newspapers reported for the first time that scientists have successfully synthesized the chromosome of a complex organi…
According to calculations, each time sneezing, you shoot from 2,000 to 5,000 droplets of water - each drop contains 100,000 bacteria, away from 1.5 - 2m.
More and more public toilets remove traditional paper towels and handkerchiefs; instead, use a quick-drying machine, ensuring dry hands within 10 seconds.
Some people unfortunately have body odor that is uncomfortable for people around them, described as armpit, foot rot or bad breath. This is due to the incredible combina…