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How often should you clean your smartwatch?

Here’s how to avoid bacteria build-up on your wearable

Infant's 'inconsolable,' day-long crying fits tied to botulism from honey

A baby's increasingly long, frequent crying episodes turned out to be related to infant botulism.

LiveScience

Could space salad jeopardize a mission to Mars?

Salad may not be the healthiest meal for astronauts as scientists discover lettuce flesh can be easily plagued with disease-causing pathogenic bacteria and fungi on the ISS.

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Oldest DNA evidence of syphilis relative discovered in 2,000-year-old skeletons in Brazil

Scientists uncovered the oldest-ever genome of bacteria in the same family as syphilis.

LiveScience

Decades-long flesh eating ulcer mystery solved

Melbourne scientists have confirmed mosquitoes are responsible for carrying the bacteria behind flesh-eating ulcers, solving a decades-long medical mystery.

AAP

5 smart home devices that will keep cold and flu out of your house this winter

From air purifiers to smart bulbs, these are the smart home devices that will stop you from getting ill

New bacteria discovered living in patient at London hospital

Doctors discovered bacteria after patient was admitted to St Thomas' hospital with fever

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Are gut health supplements worth taking? I tried one for a month to see what happened

Writer Samantha Priestley reveals all the benefits she experienced after taking gut health supplements for four weeks, from stronger nails to a better mood

Woman & Home

Research reveals coffee machines can harbour more bacteria than a toilet seat – how to avoid this

The (rather disgusting) truth about your coffee machine and how to avoid it from getting this bad

Ideal Home

31 Common Hygiene Mistakes People Would Like To See Gone For Good

Personal hygiene has varying degrees of importance to people, but we can probably agree that, at least on some level, it's necessary. The post 31 Common Hygiene Mistakes People Would Like To See Gone For Good first appeared on Bored Panda.

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The fungi that can freeze water better than bacteria | Explained

Scientists explore how fungi can start biological ice nucleation to produce ice on demand, potentially revolutionizing snow-making and cryo-preservation techniques.

The Hindu

Canberra's river swimming spots closed after high bacteria alert

The public has been urged to avoid swimming in the closed areas.

The Canberra Times

Doctor injected dog and rabbits with bacteria from assassinated US president in bizarre autopsy experiments, documents reveal

Newly unveiled documents belonging to the physician who carried out an autopsy of assassinated U.S. President William McKinley reveal an unorthodox experiment in which the doctor injected bacterial samples from McKinley into several pets.

LiveScience

Dyson Purifier Big+Quiet Formaldehyde review: powerful projection in a pretty but bulky design

I tried the Dyson Purifier Big+Quiet Formaldehyde to see how powerful and noise cancelling it is... here's my review

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Brand-new class of antibiotic kills drug-resistant superbug

Scientists discovered a new class of antibiotic that kills bacteria in a unique way and isn't vulnerable to existing drug resistance.

Inverse

These Genetically Engineered Bacteria Might Make Your Acne Disappear

Scientists genetically engineer a bacteria found in the skin microbiome to produce a protein that regulates sebum production and may treat acne.

The Independent UK

Mississippi's capital is under a boil water order after E. coli bacteria is found in city's supply

State health officials have told residents in Mississippi’s capital to boil their tap water after traces of E

The Conversation

Otters, beavers and other semiaquatic mammals keep clean underwater, thanks to their flexible fur

Underwater surfaces can get grimy as they accumulate dirt, algae and bacteria, a process scientists call “fouling.” But furry mammals like beavers and otters that spend most of their lives wet manage to avoid getting their fur slimy. These anti-fouling abilities come, in part, from one of fur’s unique properties…

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Homes & Gardens

How to clean a bird bath – and why it's essential to keep on top of this simple task

By cleaning your bird bath you can stop harmful bacteria spreading to birds and humans

LiveScience

Salt-loving bacterium can be genetically engineered to purify rare-earth metals

Genetically modifying a specific species of bacterium boosted its ability to extract rare-earth metals by 210% — paving the way for more environmentally friendly ways to extract these valuable elements.

The Conversation

Viruses aren't always harmful. 6 ways they're used in health care and pest control

We tend to just think of viruses in terms of their damaging impacts on human health and lives. The 1918 flu pandemic killed around 50 million people. Smallpox claimed 30% of those who caught it, and survivors were often scarred and blinded. More recently, we’re all too familiar with the…

Salon

How to keep your gut microbiome healthy

"It is always recommended you check with your doctor before introducing a probiotic supplement"

The Independent UK

Barry Keoghan reveals he nearly lost his arm from rare flesh-eating bacteria

The Irish actor caught a case of necrotizing fasciitis shortly before shooting ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’

Homes & Gardens

Are mattress toppers actually antibacterial? A sleep editor investigates

Sleep and health experts identify which mattress toppers can bust bacteria and promote safe sleep

Marie Claire

You're going to hear even more about leaky gut in 2024 – here's how to tell if you have it

Time to investigate the viral phenomenon.

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