Bacteria Could Be a Surprising "Ally" in Humanity's Fight Against Climate Change. This is the assertion made by scientists from the University of Edinburgh (Scotland), who have successfully used bacteria ...
Mobile phones, computer keyboards, and kitchen faucets are among the dirtiest objects in our daily lives. Several studies have shown that these items carry more harmful bacteria than toilet bowls.Office ...
Salmonella is commonly associated with food poisoning, but recently, scientists have discovered a special use for this bacterium: it may help combat colon cancer.A recent study found that salmonella can ...
The habit of wearing new clothes without washing them poses unexpected health risks.Whenever we buy clothes, we always request the seller to provide items that have not been tried on, ...
The communities of bacteria and viruses found on toothbrushes even show greater diversity compared to other bathroom items like showerheads, doorknobs, spray nozzles, and toilet seats.Toothbrush heads, doorknobs, oral hygiene ...
Spanish microbiologist Pilar Bosch discovered that bacteria can be utilized in the restoration of artworks, a field her mother specializes in.At the same time, her mother, Pilar Roig, was struggling ...
New research has for the first time shown that pathogenic bacteria carrying antibiotic resistance genes can travel thousands of kilometers thanks to strong winds.The study reveals that bacteria have attached ...
Many people avoid attending funerals when feeling unwell, especially young children, the elderly, and pregnant women, fearing that they might catch a chill from the deceased that could lead to ...
Scientists have discovered over 1,700 ancient viruses hidden deep within a glacier in Western China, most of which had never been identified before. This raises concerns that as the world ...
The last universal common ancestor (LUCA) was a living cell that existed 4.2 billion years ago, during a time when Earth had hot oceans and very little oxygen.Researchers have discovered ...
