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92% of mobile phones contain E. coli bacteria
According to the latest study by British scientists, one in six mobile phones in the UK has an E.coli bacterium due to improper hand hygiene.
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Coming soon bio-computers monitor people's health
In a new study, British scientists used bacteria and DNA to form basic components for digital devices.
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Beware of deadly bacteria when using food
Previously, there were 72 American patients infected with listeria due to eating yellow melon, of which 13 died, making people very confused.
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Decoding the gene that causes the Black Death
A group of scientists from Britain, Germany and the US has just announced that they have deciphered the genome of the bacterium causing the Black Death, the worst plague…
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Put medicine in your body ... by rocket
In the not-too-distant future, nano-rockets are driven by a benign fuel that can carry drugs throughout the body.
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There will be vaccines for acne
The world's largest vaccine manufacturer, Sanofi-Pasteur, has signed a contract with the University of California (USA) to develop a vaccine for acne.
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Many people died from eating cantaloupe
CDC's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says at least 13 people have been killed and 72 others are in danger due to an outbreak of the disease. Bacteria from Co…
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Leeks and potatoes are related to E.coli outbreaks
The British Health Protection Agency (HPA) said soiled leeks and potatoes could be the cause of E.coli outbreaks in the UK earlier this year.
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The risk of getting infectious diseases when watching 3D movies
It has been proved that 3D glasses, which are played out to guests before the start of the movie and recorded when finished, can save many types of bacteria.
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Detection of genes against bacteria from mammals in Australia
The molecules present in the body of Wallaby (kangaroos) and young platypus are considered highly effective in destroying a range of multi-drug resistant bacteria.
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The boy may die by a speck of dust
What Alex Hannard wants most is being able to play in the yard with his friends but it is impossible because a grass can kill the boy.
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List of 'culprits' spreading deadly plague
Bubonic plague, a bacterial infection that causes the lymph nodes to swell, is painful called lymphadenopathy.
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Kiss your child more
A new study confirms mothers' first kisses to give babies resistance to some inflammatory diseases.
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Coriander essential oils can kill resistant bacteria
Essential oils extracted from coriander seeds can be used to treat many diseases such as food poisoning and diseases caused by MRSA - Portuguese scientists said.
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Potential risk from carrying food
Maybe you are a thoughtful parent, often take your child to school with a nutritious lunch box you prepare at home. However, are you sure that the serving is still healt…