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Almost everyone knows that one person who seems immune to mosquito bites. While others are constantly swatting and scratching, they sit comfortably without a single bite. It often feels like a superpower. The truth is far more fascinating. Mosquitoes do not randomly choose their victims. They use a complex system…

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You be the judge: should my partner get rid of her old dishcloths and sponges?

Charles and Alice have reconnected in their 60s, but he finds her soggy sponges foul, while she says his ashtrays are worse. You tell us who is giving you that sinking feeling

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The gut-brain bombshell: How bacteria in babies may hold the key to preventing Autism, ADHD

New research reveals a significant link between a baby's early gut bacteria and future brain health, potentially influencing the risk of conditions like ASD and ADHD. Scientists discovered that specific microbes may offer a protective effect, opening avenues for future diet-based interventions and probiotics to support neurodevelopment.

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What Is Async? Backrooms' Mysterious Research Institute, Explained

One of the most interesting and esoteric aspects of 'Backrooms' is the mysterious Async Institute, and Kane Parsons' YouTube works provide a few answers.

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Warning issued over rise in ‘flesh-eating’ bacteria infections ahead of summer

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Officials warn of deadly flesh-eating bacteria on the rise across the East Coast

Health experts advise beachgoers to cover open wounds with waterproof bandages before entering coastal waters as cases emerge earlier in the season than usual

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Doctors Warn: These 6 Summer Foods Are Quietly Destroying Your Gut Lining

Summer is filled with backyard barbecues, frozen treats, and refreshing drinks, but some seasonal favorites may be doing more harm than good to your digestive system. Gastroenterologists and nutrition experts increasingly warn that certain highly processed foods can disrupt the gut barrier, sometimes referred to as the gut lining, which…

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55 Restaurant Red Flags That Make People Change Their Mind About Eating Out Immediately

Maybe its the laminated menu. Maybe a mousetrap in the corner. But everyone has a tell-tale sign they look out for at a restaurant. One that tells you that you might be going home with more than a bill. Readers shared their biggest restaurant red flags and you might want…

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A good night’s sleep begins with healthy gut bacteria. Here’s how to look after yours

It’s no accident that we spend a third of our lives asleep. It is essential to our health, and even animals for whom resting is complicated – such as aquatic mammals that need to surface to breathe, or birds that go up to 10 days without touching dry land –…

The Conversation

Salmonella poisoning in England hits decade high – and the cost of living crisis could be to blame

Scientist suggests the cost of living crisis could be driving the increase in salmonella and campylobacter cases

The Independent UK

Scientists create new antibiotic that could help treat drug resistant infections

Antibiotic resistance is responsible for more than a million global deaths a year

The Independent UK

Your cutting board may be dirtier than a toilet seat. Here’s how to properly clean it

Cutting boards are some of the germiest kitchen items. We asked a food safety professor for the best ways to clean one to prevent bacteria

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Salmonella alert for London: Cases of the food poisoning bacteria soar to a 'record high'

The capital saw a 7.1% jump in laboratory-confirmed salmonella cases in a year

Evening Standard

What is fibremaxxing? A dietician shares tips on the latest wellness trend

People are increasing their fibre intake, but how beneficial is it for the body?

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Salmonella infections in England at highest level in a decade, figures show

Cases remain ‘consistently high’ – with 10,406 infections last year, 26% more than in 2016

The Independent UK

Fibremaxxing: what to know about the high-fibre diet trend

There are several easy ways you can boost your daily fibre intake.

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How Airlines Protect Passenger Health Between Flights: The Science of Cabin Sanitisation

Fold down the tray table on your next flight and look at the surface. It is the same tray table that the passenger before you put their laptop on, ate their meal off, possibly changed their baby on, and then folded back up without anyone cleaning it. On a short-haul…

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Supercharge Your Gut Health With These Dietitian-Approved 5-Minute Fixes

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Forget pills? This humble vegetable juice slashes blood pressure in just 14 days, biggest study ever

New research from the University of Exeter reveals beetroot juice significantly lowers blood pressure in older adults. Drinking nitrate-rich beetroot juice twice daily for two weeks improved blood pressure. This effect is linked to changes in mouth bacteria that help produce nitric oxide, crucial for healthy blood vessels.

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The Loofah Alternatives That Completely Changed Everyone's Shower Routine and Body Care Tips

These loofah alternatives are changing modern shower routines with cleaner, skin-friendly body care tips.

Medical Daily

The Growing Threat of Drinking Contaminated Water and Toxic Water Pollution Health Risks

Learn how water contamination introduces toxins into drinking water, the health risks involved, and practical ways to reduce water pollution health threats in daily life.

The Economic Times

Living Supermaterial: Scientists create a plastic alternative that’s stronger, smarter and fully biodegradable. Here’s everything to know

Scientists have created a new supermaterial using bacteria-grown cellulose. This material is strong, flexible, and biodegradable. It offers a sustainable alternative to plastic for packaging and manufacturing. The innovation promises to reduce plastic pollution and reliance on fossil fuels. This breakthrough could lead to greener industries and a shift towards…

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Chronic UTIs, Meet Your Match: New FDA-Approved Fosfomycin Injection Shows 64% Success Against Complicated Infections

For people trapped in the exhausting cycle of chronic urinary tract infections, every new symptom can feel like a setback. Repeated antibiotics, emergency visits, and infections that keep returning can take a serious toll on daily life. Now, a newly FDA-approved fosfomycin injection is offering fresh hope for adults battling…

The Independent UK

This new oral spray may neutralise your dog’s stinky breath

Molasses-derived mouth spray found to reduce levels of odour-causing bacteria in dogs’ mouth

The Conversation

What’s the risk of infection from manicures and pedicures?

Manicures and pedicures are big business, with the global nail care market estimated to be worth US$23.5 billion.

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