Washing machines may contain drug-resistant bacteria
Washing machines have a job that is to clean clothes, but that does not mean they are germ free.
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Washing machines have a job that is to clean clothes, but that does not mean they are germ free.
Research from the US has identified a number of compounds that kill microorganisms that can mistakenly kill the beneficial bacteria in the human gut, which you may encou…
Through the case of a young drunk man coming to the hospital even though he did not drink beer or alcohol, scientists have found the hidden person in the body of many pe…
Dolphins in the wild are seriously affected by antibiotic-resistant bacteria, which is thought to only occur in humans.
If not treated promptly, staph infections can be life threatening.
It was thought that the disease had been forgotten, but recently, it continued to boom again and the death rate increased to 60%.
It turns out that bacteria in the gut have a special connection with our emotions.
To the scientific community, this is considered one
American scientists have discovered the reason that a new sexually transmitted disease can easily defeat almost every treatment that people think of.
Our bodies are made up of cells. Cells of different sizes and colors and combined together form parts such as skin, brain, lungs, ...
Caladan Oceanic Exploration Company made the first trip to the explorer to dive to the Titanic, discovering a partial collapse of the hull and seriously degraded captain…
At Kamchatka of Russia, scientists are studying thermophilic bacteria that can be used to treat tumors.
In a unique test of introducing three species of bacteria to the International Orbital Station, scientists hope to find a way to use minerals to 'extract' minerals from…
Supplementing beneficial bacteria, vitamin C, anti-digestive starch, drinking warm salt water in the morning ... cleansing the colon and reducing the risk of bowel cance…
Clostridium difficile, a intestinal pathogen that leads to dangerous dehydration, is transforming into two species, including a highly toxic species and a preference for…