Washing your hands with warm water does not kill bacteria
Many people believe that washing hands with warm water will kill all bacteria. But that is not true.
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Many people believe that washing hands with warm water will kill all bacteria. But that is not true.
The French Pasteur Institute on January 7 said that a new type of bacterium was found to be responsible for three deaths, in vesicles carrying nutrient fluid into a vein…
A new US study found that the main cause of premature birth, in which women have premature rupture of membranes, stimulates labor, possibly due to certain types of bacte…
According to the ministry, the agency funded part of the research, the research team from Chonnam National University used genetically modified bacteria to detect unusua…
Winter has favorite holidays, but there are many troubles, including cold air, flu and cold symptoms.
Regular addition of beneficial bacteria, using foods such as garlic, aloe vera, herbs ... are measures to help balance the intestinal microflora, ensure the health of th…
Scientists have found a way to process cheese from the bacteria that inhabit the legs, navel and even in the armpit of a person.
Hygiene is essential, but many people do not know how to be right.
An Israeli team of scientists has taken the first step in developing an antibiotic replacement, after successfully separating a bactericidal protein.
A clean body is also the secret to preventing you from getting sick. In order to be like that, you should not ignore the hygiene rules as below.
Scientists at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands are conducting tests on a new technique, which, with only a few tricks, can stimulate antibodies.
A new study finds that women's bags not only contain chalk, books, phones, wallets .... but also hide E. coli, deadly toxic bacteria and even traces of stool.
After more than seven years of research, scientists from the University of Alberta discovered 3,079 substances in urine, of which 72 were made from bacteria.
A group of American scientists announced that they have successfully built one
Bacteria in the human gut can help fight obesity as an initial conclusion in a research work done by US scientists, assessing the role of bacteria in the digestive syste…