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University Hospital Aarhus, University of Aarhus (Denmark) and University of Lindköping (Sweden) have pointed out that up to a quarter of the world's population are carr…
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Are you confident you are a clean, neat and tidy person? Are you sure that you have eliminated any pathogenic bacteria that appear around yourself and your family?
Where do you focus more dangerous pathogens: desk or toilet? The answer seems too obvious, but ... the correct answer is the desk.
There are 10 dirtiest things - in the sense of containing the most pathogenic bacteria - the vast majority of us are exposed to every day. Understanding them and having…
By intelligence, humanity has conquered the whole planet, breaking many of the inherent rules of nature and doing unbelievable things.
Salmonella infection not only spreads through contact. Salmonella can be present in poultry, fish, milk and dairy products ... not yet cooked well.
The startling information has just been published by scientists in a recent study in Scientific Reports.
According to a recent test test, a supermarket trolley has 361 times the amount of bacteria than toilet door handles.
Researchers at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel, have discovered a way in which bacteria can communicate with each other through nanotubes.
Currently, more and more people try to limit the consumption of processed foods to improve health.
Looking at these vivid portraits, few expected that they were made from bacteria.
If you think that the act of picking a child's nose is harmless, parents may have to think again, after learning the results of the recent study.
Flies carry bacteria from the last place they set their feet and can lay eggs on food if they are female, according to Tasting Table.
According to experts, you should give up the habit of drinking water directly from cans from today to avoid health hazards.