drug resistant bacteria

According to an announcement on December 5, WHO said the test developed by the US company Cepheid is capable of detecting tuberculosis bacteria in sputum samples in just a few

Infections caused by drug-resistant superbugs, also known as antimicrobial resistance (AMR), are emerging as a serious global health challenge.

According to a study published in the journal Lancet Planetary Health, air pollution can make antibiotic resistance worse.

Scientists have warned of the phenomenon of many viruses showing signs of resistance to alcohol-based hand sanitizers.

You think a toilet is very dirty right? But there is actually a very close thing that is used every day more dirty than the toilet.

After going to the toilet, if you flush the water without covering the toilet, a cloud of bacteria will fly up and cling to the surrounding surfaces.

In a study of malaria mice, researchers combined traditional treatment with a nutrient that malaria parasites need to survive.

Antibiotic resistance is becoming a global threat and according to estimates by the World Health Organization, antibiotic resistance will become more terrible than cancer.