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Find out where the cholera originates from the world
According to the latest study by British scientists, the three major cholera outbreaks worldwide over the past few years have come from a single place: the Bay of Bengal…
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Biofuels from brewery waste
Scientists at Cornell University (USA) have discovered hundreds of beneficial bacteria from brewery waste. Some of them can produce methane, the gas burns effectively
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ATM keyboard dirty like toilet seats
A recent British study showed that the keyboard on an automated teller machine (ATM) has many pathogens that are nearly as bad as a public toilet or toilet.
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First discovered life in the deep bottom of the Earth's crust
International scientists discovered for the first time and found evidence that could prove to exist at the bottom of the Earth's crust.
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Sleeping a lot will help the body resist parasitic disease
According to a recent study, animals that sleep longer will be less likely to suffer from
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Dirty play is good for children
Children should be allowed to play with dirty by their parents - scientists say, after finding that living too clean can weaken the skin's ability to heal itself.
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Use garbage to collect uranium from garbage
With the use of bacteria and inositol phosphate, which have the same chemical characteristics as plant waste, researchers at Birmingham University have already collected…
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Bacteria help form clouds
Small creatures are really everywhere: bacteria, fungal spores and biological debris are found in the clouds and seem to help the formation of droplets.
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Detects sweet and sweet properties of Salmonella and its ability to cope with this bacterium
For the first time, British scientists found the food that the food poisoning bacterium Salmonella absorbed while causing the disease was glucose.
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Nanoparticles in cosmetics are harmful to the environment
Scientists from Ohio reported that nanoparticles are currently being added to cosmetics, sunscreens, and many other beauty care products may be harmful to the environmen…
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Fleas on rats transmit harmful bacteria heart.
Bacteria can cause dangerous human heart disease, which is transmitted by live fleas on mice.
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Bacteria in the gut stimulate the formation of immune cells
A new study reveals that some types of intestinal bacteria stimulate the formation of immune cells
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Is oral antiseptic effective?
There is no need to follow a doctor's prescription, mouthwash disinfectants have the effect of eliminating bad breath.
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Women and men - Whose hands are more bacteria?
Wash your hands and forks, especially if you're a sister. A recent study found that women are more likely to carry bacteria than men in their hands.
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Glaciers withdraw, small life forms appear
The research team at the University of Colorado in Boulder worked at an altitude of 16,400 minutes in the Andes, Peru discovered how the barren, inert land after the col…