Biology
Detecting viruses that can kill bacteria in dishwashing rags
New research on viruses in dishwashers that can eat bacteria can be helpful in fighting bacteria, which cannot be killed with antibiotics alone.
Antibiotic
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Technology
The patch helps diabetics with amputation
Mexican scientists have developed a patch containing gram negative Bdellovibrio to treat infections resistant to foot ulcers, helping to save thousands of diabetics from…
Environment
Rivers are infected with antibiotics
Global-level research finds antibiotic residues in two-thirds of water samples in 72 countries. This means that hundreds of rivers around the world have very high levels…
Health
Filter contaminated blood with magnets
More than half of people who have sepsis will die soon. Conventional treatment is the use of antibiotics.
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The special type of honey can cure the same ulcers as antibiotics
Scientists have found a kind of medical grade honey made from kānuka (Kunzea ericoides) flowers of New Zealand that is similar to some drugs.
Antibiotic resistance
The United Nations' all-human warning: All antibiotics are becoming useless
Outterson's fear at this time is that the number of people who die from antibiotic resistance may have to climb to a very high level, before causing the attention of the…
Health
Found a way to treat 'super' sexual diseases?
British scientists have discovered that a common drug that seems to be unrelated to sexual diseases may promise to repel super-resistant gonorrhea.
Health
Doing this for 2 months will increase the risk of stroke, myocardial stroke by 32%
Science magazine European Heart Journal has just published a large-scale study of collaboration between Tulane University and Havard TH Chan School of Public Health (USA…
Health
The device detects bacteria in the body in just a few minutes
The device uses micro-technology to detect bacteria, helping doctors see how bacteria react to antibiotics to find treatment.
Health
American developed smart pill
US scientists have developed and tested on smart pig pills to release antibiotics and monitor body temperature.
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Hornet bee venom can help people fight the virus
MIT researchers have discovered an antibacterial ability in the venom of wasps Polybia paulista - a dangerous wasp bee in southeastern Brazil.
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Does the tattoo smell anything?
In the past, tattooing was a type of body art reserved for only a small portion of the population, but it is now widely available.
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Announcing the truth about the first patient using penicillin
Alexander Fleming's discovery of penicillin in 1928 is often recounted as a coincidence. On that day, Fleming was too tired to lazy to wash his lab dishes.
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Investigate inhumane Medical experiments
The Bioethics Council, directed by the US President, provides information about inhumane medical tests taking place inside and outside the United States.
Archeology
Mummy of mother and son 300 years old in the tomb of the church
Researchers plan to examine the mother and daughter's 300-year-old corpses autopsy discovered under a church in Hungary.