Researcher plague died of plague
Dr. Malcolm Casadaban is the first US scientist who died of the plague after 50 years of studying this pathogenic bacterium - a form that no longer causes human illness.
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Dr. Malcolm Casadaban is the first US scientist who died of the plague after 50 years of studying this pathogenic bacterium - a form that no longer causes human illness.
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.
CRISPR promises to repair the sick DNA errors in us, kill pathogenic bacteria, improve the nutrition of food and even revive extinct species.
Drizzle, high humidity in the air is favorable for the development of the most pathogenic virus, respiratory diseases. The following tips will help you, especially the e…
According to experts, you should give up the habit of drinking water directly from cans from today to avoid health hazards.
You think, plastic cutting boards are safer and more hygienic than wooden boards? If so, you're wrong!
Most animal organs contain higher amounts of saturated fat and cholesterol than meat. They also have many bacteria that can cause illness in humans.
Fever - a common deadly disease in Southeast Asia caused by bacteria and transmitted to humans through a larval mite, has appeared in South America.
We all know the importance of washing hands with soap to prevent the infection of pathogenic bacteria. However, not many people pay attention to the next important step:…
In modern life, also try to clean everything as clean as possible, even with a person who is extremely clean. Even though the habit of being too clean is not necessarily…
The answer lies in the way our nose fights disease.
Sinusitis is a relatively common disease related to the respiratory tract but should not be treated with antibiotics, because the drug does not work with the virus.
A rabies virus from civets has been discovered by scientists at Glasgow University and the British Veterinary Experimental Agency.
Antibiotics have long been widely used in the treatment of inflammatory diseases, respiratory infections, gastrointestinal tract, liver, kidneys, etc. However, increasin…