MEDICINE & HEALTHResearchers have developed the BLAST skin patch, which uses weak electrical currents to fight bacterial infections without antibiotics.
About 35% of permanent cosmetics and tattoo ink samples contained bacteria, including Staphylococcus, linked to numerous illnesses. Continue reading to learn more.
Of 61,182 reported cases in the EU, 60,147 were reported in 10 countries. Read to learn more. The World Health Organization in the European Region has recently released its monthly update for measles and rubella.
In Canada, a 76-year-old man faced multiorgan failure following a rat bite in his toilet, possibly contaminated with bacteria. Read the article for more details.
Plants don’t get cancer the way we think of cancer in humans and their tumors do not spread like the one found on living tissues. Read the article to learn more.
A Texas worker contracts bird flu after contact with dairy cows, following reports of the virus in cattle across five states. Continue reading to learn more details.
The first death related to the 'Alaskapox' virus sparked concerns about its transmission from small mammals to humans. Here's what experts know so far of this rare infection.
A recent vaccine analysis showed that the latest COVID-19 shots for adults is 54% effective against symptomatic cases. Read the article for more details.
Researchers developed an innovative catheter tube enhanced with AI technology, which hinders the movement of bacteria. Find out more about it in this article.
Pink eye is highly contagious due to the ease with which the causative microbes spread from person to person. Learn how it can be transmitted and how to prevent it from infecting more people.
What are the telltale signs of intestinal worms in the stomach? Read to find out. While the idea of having worms in stomach may sound disgusting or disturbing, these intestinal parasites can really attack one's digestive system.
A recent study exposes the existence of 'long flu,' indicating comparable long-term risks to COVID-19, including heightened mortality and organ-related health issues. Continue reading for more details.
A study has discovered that more newborns are brought to the neonatal unit due to a sepsis-causing bacteria that can be found in mothers. Read to learn more.
The World Health Organization has stated that evidence shows that several known pathogens are the culprit behind the surge in respiratory infections in China. Read to learn more.