Drug-resistant bacteria expected to kill tens of millions of people by 2050
Infections caused by drug-resistant superbugs, also known as antimicrobial resistance (AMR), are emerging as a serious global health challenge.
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Infections caused by drug-resistant superbugs, also known as antimicrobial resistance (AMR), are emerging as a serious global health challenge.
Scientists have revealed that, currently, there are about 250 known species of ants and ants in the world ... growing mushrooms about 60 million years ago.
Experts from the University of Queensland (Australia) have found a group of synthetic sugars that can bind and destroy bacterial cell walls, opening up the ability to cr…
The World Health Organization (WHO) warns of a lapse of antimicrobial resistance, which is growing globally.
Use a rubber bag filled with water, put on a surface with many jagged nails. Although the surface is not too sharp, over time, the weight of water will also make the rub…
By genetic modification, Chinese scientists have successfully developed two new dairy breeds, one that can produce milk with less lactose and one that contains more Omeg…
Hygienic germicidal sprays can be harmful to the environment and even beneficial bacteria. Toxic solvents can be guaranteed to eradicate bacteria but now there is a new…
While studying waste recycling processes, Swedish researchers have come up with a new way to create alternative fuel sources from special materials such as orange peels.
On November 6 in Hanoi, the Ministry of Science and Technology in collaboration with Vietnam - Japan Friendship Association, Japan Association of Antibacterial Technolog…
A group of scientists from Russia's National University of Science and Technology MISIS (NUST MISIS) has developed a new and advanced technology to produce an antibacter…
The type of natural preservative nisin has been discovered by scientists to be able to kill cancer cells and some antibiotic bacteria.
The key to overcoming obesity can be hidden in an unimaginable place: mummies of mummies 3,000 years ago.
US scientists are studying a new antimicrobial drug that can prevent or kill pathogenic bacteria.
The International AIDS Association calls for the development of drug-resistant antimicrobial drugs specifically for children, to both improve the effectiveness of treatm…
St. School of Medicine scientists George, London, England studied a MRSA antimicrobial drug called HT61, which reduced the duration of treatment for patients with drugs.