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Viruses that evolved on the space station and were sent back to Earth were more effective at killing bacteria

Near-weightless conditions can mutate genes and alter the physical structures of bacteria and phages, disrupting their normal interactions in ways that could help us treat drug-resistant infections.

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This is SPARDA: A self-destruct, self-defense system in bacteria that could be a new biotech tool

A bacterial defense system called SPARDA employs kamikaze-like tactics to protect cells and could be useful in future biotechnologies.

LiveScience

New Study: The Scary Link Between Gum Disease and Alzheimer’s

You might think forgetting where you put your keys is just a sign of aging or a symptom of a busy schedule. We have been told for years that cognitive decline largely stems from genetics or lifestyle choices like diet and exercise. However, new research points to an overlooked factor…

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'I'll never use them again!' Bethenny Frankel blames hotel towels for bacterial infection

Bethenny Frankel has blamed hotel towels for contracting a bacterial infection on her face while on holiday, and The Real Housewives of New York City star insists she will "never ever" use hotel towels or sheets again.

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The gut health supplement has a cult following – for a good reason

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Antibiotics Side Effects and Medication Reactions: What's Normal, What's Not, and When to Worry

Learn about common antibiotics side effects and serious medication reactions, what's normal, and when symptoms mean it's time to contact a doctor for help.

Medical Daily

Viruses appear to be getting stronger in space – and scientists don’t know why

Space ‘fundamentally changes’ how viruses and bacteria interact, researchers say

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Viruses may be more powerful in the International Space Station's microgravity environment

"Microgravity pushed evolution into corners of the phage we still don't fully understand"

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Tuberculosis Warning Signs: Persistent Cough, Night Sweats, and Other Lasting Symptoms

Learn about tuberculosis symptoms like persistent cough, night sweats, fever, and weight loss, how TB spreads, and why long-lasting signs require medical evaluation.

Medical Daily

Why Oral Health Is a Key Indicator of Overall Health

Oral health is often viewed as separate from the rest of the body, but research and clinical experience consistently show that the mouth is deeply connected to overall health.

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Your Home Is Dirtier Than You Think: 10 Items You Need to Replace Now

You probably pride yourself on keeping a clean house. You scrub the counters, bleach the bathrooms, and vacuum the floors. However, cleanliness is not just about what looks shiny. It is about what is lurking on the surfaces you touch every single day.

Budget and the Bees

Stop January Garbage Can Smells with This Easy Frozen Lemon Trick Cleaning Pros Swear By

It’s a natural deodorizer and sanitizer that will work hard in the background to combat odors amplified by winter snags

Homes & Gardens

French gut study explores how microbes influence health over time

France is known for its gastronomy, but what happens after food is eaten may matter just as much to scientists and healthcare professionals. A large-scale study of the French gut microbiome is under way to better understand the link between food, bacteria and long-term health.

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“Healthy” Doesn’t Mean Safe: 9 Grocery Habits That Quietly Raise Your Food Poisoning Odds

You wash your hands. You cook your chicken thoroughly. You think you’re safe. But the path to food poisoning often starts way before you enter the kitchen—it starts in the grocery aisle. We tend to trust that if it’s on the shelf, it’s safe. That is a dangerous assumption. The…

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Could postbiotics become the most powerful ‘biotic’ yet? Here’s what the experts say about the gut health supplements

You can now purchase postbiotics in supplement form and some studies look promising, but do they actually benefit gut health?

The Guardian - US

Wash well – and don’t forget the lid: how to clean your reusable water bottle

Water bottles are the ‘perfect environment for bacteria to grow’ – as we’ve seen from the horror pics on social media. Follow these steps to stay clean

Budget and the Bees

10 Bathroom Products Experts Say You Should Throw Out Immediately

We treat our bathroom cabinets like time capsules. We hold onto products “just in case,” accumulating half-empty bottles and tools we haven’t used in years. But the bathroom—warm, damp, and humid—is the perfect breeding ground for bacteria and mold.

Homes & Gardens

3 Ways to Detox Your Cleaning Routine for the New Year – Sustainable Swaps Approved by Cleaning Experts

Leave harsh chemicals, bacteria-ridden sponges, and excessive plastic in 2025

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If you get lost in the bush, can you really survive by drinking your own pee?

TV adventurer Bear Grylls has built a global reputation through his often unconventional and sometimes extreme survival feats to stay hydrated.

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Is Seafood Becoming Less Safe to Eat?

If your feed makes it feel like seafood is riskier every month, you’re not alone. Between recalls, “do not eat” alerts, and scary headlines about bacteria, it’s easy to wonder if seafood becoming less safe is the new normal. The truth is that seafood is still a healthy, budget-friendly protein…

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'Stop and re-check everything': Scientists discover 26 new bacterial species in NASA's cleanrooms

Scientists discover 26 new bacterial species in NASA cleanrooms, revealing surprisingly resilient microbes with potential uses in biotechnology and medicine.

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8 Everyday Foods That Can Turn Toxic When Reheated

Leftovers are a lifesaver on busy days, but not all foods are meant for a second spin in the microwave. While reheating can be convenient, it can also be risky if you’re not careful. Certain foods undergo chemical changes or harbor bacteria that thrive when reheated improperly. The result? Upset…

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5 Natural Ways to Remove Pet Odour from Your Home

Sharing the home with pets means endless cuddles, wagging tails and joyful company but it also means dealing with lingering smells. Whether it is a wet dog after a walk trapped in carpets, pet odour is a challenge for many homes. Removing unwanted smells does not require harsh chemicals or…

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How displacement reshapes refugees’ gut health

Refugee health is often discussed in terms of crises such as disease outbreaks, malnutrition and psychological distress. But some of the most serious effects of displacement are harder to see. One example is how forced migration can change the bacteria in the gut that support immunity and long-term health.

The Independent UK

Can taking a probiotic help with mood and immunity as well as gut health? And which type should you take?

Probiotics are hailed at gut-boosting must-haves, but should you be taking them every day?

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