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Nutritional security is vital in the fight against TB

The government’s support programme for TB patients is insufficient and inadequate

The Hindu

Typhoid-causing bacteria have become increasingly antibiotic resistant - study

Resistant strains have spread to other countries nearly 200 times since 1990

Wales Online

Typhoid-causing bacteria have become increasingly antibiotic resistant – study

Antibiotics can be used to successfully treat typhoid, but their effectiveness is threatened by resistant strains.

The Independent UK

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Fitness queen Davina McCall says daughter, 20, is now teaching her new health tricks

Davina McCall - known for Big Brother and more recently the Masked Singer - spoke to Gemma Calvert about gut health, her experience dealing with grief and getting away from it all

Daily Mirror

Beat morning breath with a daily orange - and always brush inside your cheeks

We all wake up with bad breath in the morning sometimes - it's completely normal. But if you suffer from morning breath frequently, here are five easy tips to keep it at bay

Daily Mirror

Drink up! A daily glass of beer found to make a happy, healthy gut

New research says that beer increases healthy gut bacteria and protects against infections. The benefits come from plant compounds found in hops and barley.

The New Daily

Drinking one beer a day is good for your gut health, says new study

Findings suggest that consuming one bottle of beer a day strengthens intestinal bacteria

Daily Record

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Dolly Parton donates another $1M to medical center’s infectious disease research program

Parton’s new gift will support a variety of ongoing research at the at Vanderbilt University Medical Venter, including understanding how viruses and bacteria cause disease.

Chicago Sun-Times

Black Death pandemic originated in Kyrgyzstan, ancient DNA from plague victims' teeth suggests

DNA analysis of seven people who died in the 14th century suggests the Black Death may have originated in modern-day Kyrgyzstan.

ABC News

Grim reason you should never wash dishes with a sponge according to scientist

Sponges can be a breeding ground for bacteria if not properly dried.

Daily Record

French brand recalls yoghurts contaminated with E coli bacteria

Malo yoghurts, manufactured in Brittany in western France and sold throughout France, are being recalled due to the presence of the E Coli bacteria, the government website Rappel conso reported Monday.

Radio France Internationale

This coffee hack could improve your gut health and make you live longer

A longitudinal study found that moderate consumption of black or lightly sweetened coffee was associated with a lower risk for death.

Inverse

Ocean plastic pollution could be source of new antibiotics, study suggests

Scientists say they could isolate five antibiotic-producing bacteria from ocean plastic

The Independent UK

Irish bread product sold in Tesco, Supervalu and Dunnes urgently recalled over bacteria concerns

The batches may contain Listeria monocytogenes, a disease-causing bacteria

Dublin Live

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Polystyrene-eating superworms may help develop new ways to dispose of waste

A snacking superworm that loves to eat polystyrene may hold the key with a bacterial enzyme in its gut to help recycle plastic waste, researchers say.

The Independent UK

Legionella bacteria discovered in Parliament

Showers in Portcullis House were closed as a ‘precautionary measure’ after low levels of the bacteria were detected during routine maintenance.

ABC News

Scientists want to know whether meningococcal B vaccines could protect against gonorrhoea

The vaccine against the B strain is not available to most children and adolescents free of charge but a researcher says new trials could change its cost-effectiveness.

Daily Mirror

Scientist explains why you should never do the washing up with a sponge

A research scientist has claimed that using a sponge to do the washing up could be making your plates worse to eat from - as bacteria build-up makes them filthy

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How to clean a washing machine – easy ways to banish mould and odours

An effective step-by-step guide for cleaning a washing machine drum, detergent drawer, and door seal to ensure fresher laundry

Daily Mirror

Food you can safely eat past its expiration date, according to experts

Wondering if you should keep or toss the three-day-old pasta in your fridge or the milk past its expiration date? Most food can safely be eaten days or weeks after the date on the packaging

The Guardian - US

Michigan baby formula maker resumes production after safety shutdown

The Abbott facility was closed in February after a recall involving bacterial infections in infants which led to a nationwide shortage

The Times of India

This is how microbiomes help in reversing skin damage

There is so much about our skin that we still don’t understand. The basic knowledge of how the skin can be protected can save us from a lot of unwarranted skin issues. You know how crucial and essential it is to take care of the skin and overall, of your…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Scientists Discover New Plastic-Eating Enzyme

Plastic bottles, punnets, wrap – such lightweight packaging made of PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) plastic becomes a problem if it is not recycled. Scientists at Leipzig University have now discovered a highly efficient enzyme that degrades PET in record time. The enzyme PHL7, which the researchers found in a compost heap…

Reason

There's No Political Solution to the Baby Formula Shortage

Governments can't plan economies, but can disrupt them.

The Conversation

Artificial 'inventors' are pushing patent law to its limits

It was the veritable search for a needle in a haystack. With drug-resistant bacteria on the rise, researchers at MIT were sifting through a database of more than 100 million molecules to identify a few that might have antibacterial properties.

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