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Scientists from the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology have discovered many active compounds in the mắc khén plant that have antifungal, antibacterial, and cytoto…
Research shows that the peels of certain fruits and vegetables contain antibacterial compounds and chemicals that fight diabetes, inflammation and cancer.
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Scientists from Australian universities have invented a disinfectant spray that can prevent the spread of bacteria and viruses, including the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
A team at the National University of Technology Research (NUST MISiS) and colleagues have created new technology to impart antibacterial properties to nonwovens.
By modifying the composition, a team of researchers has created a bioactive glass that is remarkably effective at killing disease-causing bacteria.
Scientists have created a new type of ice with a composition of more than 90% water, which is antibacterial and reusable many times.
It turns out that new antibiotics may have been inside our bodies for a long time.
Researchers from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have successfully developed a process to turn durian skins into antibacterial gel bandages.
A group of precious compounds including phenolic and flavoinoids in milkweed plants that grow a lot in the wild were successfully discovered and extracted by MSc Ngan et…
A study by students of the University of Natural Sciences found that antibiotic adsorbent in wastewater is nearly 98% and can be reused.
China's Aero Engine, a manufacturer of aircraft components, announced on April 7 that it has successfully developed a new facemask made of graphene.
4-layer medical masks made from non-woven materials and antibacterial paper, which are regulated by the Ministry of Health, are now being sold.
This new mask can kill viruses, bacteria and poisonous mushrooms as soon as they come in contact with the mask, and especially can be reused up to 100 times.
According to The Hindustan Times, triclosan is a common compound, found in antibacterial soaps, toothpaste, hand washes, mouth rinses and other personal care products.