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While many types of bacteria flourish in ravaged cities that lack clean water, the bacterium with the highest potential to cause devastation in Hai

His choice of bacterium is intentional: There are 1.2 million drug-resistant pneumococcal infections per year in the US, joining several other spec

Epidemiology experts will visit the Cheverly, Md., facility on Friday to begin their investigation after hospital officials announced that infant p

facility Friday after hospital officials announced the bacteria’s recurrence in two infant patients who had tested positive for the Pseudomonas bac

Simultaneously, several studies reached publication regarding the happiness-inducing effects from soil.

Escherichia coli (E. coli), is a bacterium which normally lives in the intestines of humans and animals. Some types of E.

Two babies in the neonatal intensive care unit at Prince George’s Hospital Center tested positive for bacterium Pseudomonas, a potentially fatal co

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD (WJLA/CNN) - Prince George's Hospital is taking action after babies in the neonatal unit tested positive for a

The bacterium Clostridium thermocellum has garnered a lot of interest recently because of its ability to break down cellulose (a notoriously tough

NREL scientists Pin-Ching Maness (left), Katherine J. Chou and Wei Xiong hold test tubes containing the bacterium Clostridium thermocellum.

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It was found in three babies since the investigation began. The bacterium can cause severe illness and death.

Prince George's County Hospital Center is again temporarily closing its neonatal intensive care unit after two infants tested positive for the

Wolbachia is a natural bacterium found in up to 60 percent of insects — but not usually in the Aedes aegypti mosquito, the main culprit for transmi

after the deadly bacterium was brought into the country by peacekeepers relocated from Nepal.

NREL scientists Pin-Ching Maness (left), Katherine J. Chou and Wei Xiong hold test tubes containing the bacterium Clostridium thermocellum.

Therefore it is better to treat the bacteria naturally…Researches have shown that broccoli has the power to prevent this bacterium to multiply, and

Gallo and his colleagues showed that a usually harmless bacterium that lives on our skin starts triggering inflammation and breakouts when it finds

Absolutely. All that is required is that one partner be an asymptomatic carrier of a pathogenic bacterium, virus or parasite.

A New Zealand scientist has sequenced the genome of a little-known bacterium abundant in the soils of the great prairie lands of the United States

Blackleg is a commonly seen acute disease of cattle and sheep with a high rate of mortality.