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Global data shows nearly 10 per cent of severe COVID-19 cases involve a secondary bacterial co-infection – with Staphylococcus aureus, also known a

News Medical Mar 22 2023 - 08:10

A new bill has been introduced in Texas that would ban taxpayer cash from going to gain-of-function research as the controversial method continues

Washington Examiner on MSN.com Mar 21 2023 - 17:20

Learn about different types of ticks and the diseases they can carry, so you can protect yourself, your loved ones, and your property from infestat

bobvila Mar 21 2023 - 07:43

Randy Foo fills a pipette with orange juice from a bottle clearly labelled ‘For Bats ONLY’.

Nature Mar 21 2023 - 05:02

Reported cases of Salmonella, Shigella, and E.

Food Safety News Mar 20 2023 - 20:59

Public health watchdog praises bill as "possible model for other states." NIH accused of stonewalling release of docs including NIH-DARPA

justthenews Mar 20 2023 - 12:55

Some 70% of the World Heritage-listed Lord Howe Island has been closed to non-essential visitors in response to a recurrence of the plant disease m

Phys.org Mar 20 2023 - 10:30

Following is a summary of current health news briefs. WHO, advisors urge China to release all COVID-related data after new research.

devdiscourse Mar 19 2023 - 21:58

As part of its enforcement activities, the Food and Drug Administration sends warning letters to entities under its jurisdiction.

Food Safety News Mar 19 2023 - 21:00

Advisors to the World Health Organization have urged China to release all information related to the origin of the COVID-19 pandemic after new find

Reuters on MSN.com Mar 19 2023 - 11:22

As dangerous as Highway 67 is for drivers, it is even trickier for the wildlife that live in the rich habitat on either side, so when Caltrans look

San Diego Reader Mar 19 2023 - 10:36

Single-celled Single-celled or multicellular Mostly multicellular but some are single-celled Diseases caused by pathogens are called communicable d

BBC Mar 19 2023 - 06:13

The possibility of developing oral vaccines against non-mucosal pathogens is supported by studies with Japanese encephalitis and hepatitis B, which

Medscape Mar 18 2023 - 17:01

The IDSA recently highlighted a clique of microorganisms – acronymically termed 'the ESKAPE pathogens' – capable of 'escaping'

Medscape Mar 17 2023 - 17:00

It’s important to note, though, that since the start of the pandemic, many cruise lines have invested in better air circulation systems with medica

AARP Mar 17 2023 - 14:01

Experts have raised biosafety concerns amid a rapid rise in the number of labs handling dangerous pathogens.

Newsweek Mar 17 2023 - 13:57

Andrea Dunlop’s reasons for creating a podcast on Munchausen syndrome by proxy are both educational and personal.

YAHOO!News on MSN.com Mar 17 2023 - 11:41

Dr Filippa Lentzos, King's College London, and Dr Gregory Koblentz, George Mason University, present the Global BioLabs 2023 report, describe

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Mar 17 2023 - 10:58

There aren't enough new antibiotics in the pipeline, the World Health Organization (WHO) is warning, to deal with deadly pathogens; "anti

Fox News on MSN.com Mar 16 2023 - 16:43

The number of labs handling dangerous pathogens has risen to more than 100 around the world but has not been accompanied by sufficient oversight, r

Medical Xpress Mar 16 2023 - 10:56

Fears were today raised over the boom in labs designed to handle the world's most dangerous pathogens in the wake of Covid.

Daily Mail Mar 16 2023 - 10:41

Fears were today raised over the boom in labs designed to handle the world's most dangerous pathogens in the wake of Covid.

Daily Mail Mar 16 2023 - 06:59

Food safety rules require that soil and irrigation systems be inspected and tested for pathogens after the floodwaters recede.

Red Bluff Daily News Mar 15 2023 - 16:32

A new analysis of drugs under development shows that too few antibiotics needed to handle potentially dangerous pathogens are being developed.

UPI Mar 15 2023 - 16:01

Microorganisms cover every surface around us. Most are harmless but some microorganisms, called pathogens, can cause harm.

BBC Mar 15 2023 - 00:44

Yet, many countries are unable to sequence pathogens.

This Day Mar 14 2023 - 17:00

An often-cited 1989 study by NASA also found that some houseplants could reduce levels of air-borne toxins such as Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs

Yahoo Mar 14 2023 - 10:29

It has been thought that the first step in B cell activation, when these immune cells recognize an infectious pathogen, an antigen from that pathog

Labroots Mar 14 2023 - 10:00

The flux of COVID cases and hospitalizations in most countries seems to be stabilizing into a seasonal-ish sine wave; disease has gotten, on averag

The Atlantic Mar 14 2023 - 08:29

These two pathogens, as well as a third close cousin, Y.

News Medical Mar 14 2023 - 07:12

Why does Americans' poop rot in landfills when it could be fertilizing farms and parks?

Popular Science Mar 14 2023 - 06:00

Halberd's patented process demonstrates eradication of multiple strains of antibiotic resistant bacteria and fungi in under 10 minutes.JACKSON

Finanznachrichten Mar 14 2023 - 05:27

(OTC PINK:HALB) is scheduled to meet with Center of Disease Control (CDC) representatives to discuss Halberd's incredible success in eradicati

YAHOO!Finance Mar 14 2023 - 05:00

Researchers claim that melting ice and warming permafrost have the potential to unleash a ‘Pandora’s box’ of pathogens.

Independent Online Mar 14 2023 - 02:15

In a recent study published in the PLOS Pathogens journal, researchers examine the present body of information regarding severe acute respiratory s

News Medical Mar 13 2023 - 15:00

The human intestine is an environment inhabited by many bacteria and other microorganisms collectively known as the gut microbiome, gut microbiota

Phys.org Mar 13 2023 - 07:48

Read: Is COVID a common cold yet?] That future crossroads might not sound all that different from where the world is currently.

The Atlantic on MSN.com Mar 13 2023 - 05:00

Pigeons have taken over personal and public spaces in the city.

The Times of India on MSN.com Mar 13 2023 - 00:40

can invade almost every [living] material on the planet, and that makes them really potent pathogens," said Rokas on Quirks & Quarks.

CBC.ca Mar 12 2023 - 04:05

The Centre on Saturday voiced alarm about a steady increase in the COVID-19 positive rate in several states, saying it needed to be handled quickly

DNA on MSN.com Mar 11 2023 - 17:05

The Centre requested all states and Union territories to follow operational guidelines for integrated surveillance of respiratory pathogens present

Hindustan Times Mar 11 2023 - 16:30

Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan in a letter to the States and Union Territories on Saturday expressed his concerns over the rising trend in o

Big News Network.com Mar 11 2023 - 03:06

Coronavirus: Centre stressed the rising cases of H3N2 and raised concern over a gradual increase in the COVID-19 positivity rate amid rising season

India TV Mar 11 2023 - 02:57

Photograph: SAhil Salvi for Rediff.com The Centre requested all states and Union territories to follow operational guidelines for integrated survei

rediff.com Mar 11 2023 - 02:45

The Centre requested all states and Union territories to follow operational guidelines for integrated surveillance of respiratory pathogens present

Business Standard Mar 11 2023 - 02:39

The Centre requested all states and Union territories to follow operational guidelines for integrated surveillance of respiratory pathogens present

Zee Business Mar 11 2023 - 02:18

All states and Union territories are requested to follow operational guidelines for integrated surveillance of respiratory pathogens presenting as

The Telegraph Mar 11 2023 - 02:17

Infectious disease expert and biology professor Dave Wessner explores the scientific merit versus potential danger of experiments that change the g

Forbes Mar 9 2023 - 06:05

Bacterial blight (BB) is one of the worst diseases that can affect rice plantations, and finding genetically resistant cultivars is labor intensive

EurekAlert! Mar 8 2023 - 20:41

Autoimmune diseases affect almost four percent of the global population, the most common being Crohn’s disease, psoriasis, multiple sclerosis, and

New Atlas Mar 8 2023 - 18:15