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Newly developed at-home test for gingivitis safeguards oral health: Research

Engineers at the University of Cincinnati have created a new device that can warn consumers about the early signs of tooth decay caused by diseases like gingivitis and periodontitis. Read further on Dynamite

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Superbugs catch a ride on air pollution particles. Is that bad news for people?

Antibiotic resistant microbes from the soil, from aquaculture, from sewage and from hospitals can hook onto air pollution particles. A new study looks at the implications.

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New Study Finds Link Between Cardiovascular Diseases and Consumption Of Fast Food Having Emulsifiers

Research suggests that emulsifiers found in processed foods can disrupt gut bacteria and increase inflammation, causing CVD

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Bruce Springsteen cancels a slate of concerts, citing peptic ulcer disease

For decades, conventional wisdom held that peptic ulcers were caused by stress and unhealthy eating habits. But the vast majority are caused by bacteria.

WEKU

Crocodiles yield to flower power, study finds

Muggers of Savitri River in Maharashtra attracted to marigolds, often basking, floating, or lying in contact. Zoologists found they ignored or attacked other objects, but lay near marigolds. Petals of marigolds have antimicrobial properties, suggesting contact could alleviate bacterial load.

The Hindu

Three more people diagnosed with melioidosis in Kannur

3 more people in Kannur have been diagnosed with Melioidosis, a bacterial infection spread through contact with contaminated sources. A 12-yr-old and a young man are undergoing treatment in Mangaluru. Samples of the 3 have been sent for testing. District Medical Officer Dr. M.P. Jeeja instructed people to get tested…

The Hindu

Plastic-Eating Critters and Bacteria Could Solve a Huge Environmental Issue

Scientists are scouring garbage sites around the world for bacteria, fungi, and even insects that harbor enzymes that could be harnessed for breaking down various polymers.

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This Common Misconception About Oily Skin Could Be A Game-Changer For Acne

The skin is the largest organ of the body, and it plays a crucial role as the first line of defense against pathogens and insults from the external environment.

Inverse

Hurricane Idalia - latest: Biden requests billions more in disaster relief as photos show storm’s destruction

President Joe Biden has announced that he will visit on Saturday morning and has requested billions in extra disaster relief funding

The Independent UK

This Aggressive Strain Of Lyme Disease Could Hold Clues To Better Treatments

Scientists are zeroing in on a highly virulent and infectious Lyme disease strain to find better ways to treat the infection.

Inverse

New antibiotic that slays superbugs discovered in 'dark matter' microbes from North Carolina soil

Deadly superbugs are unlikely to develop resistance to a new antibiotic produced by bacteria, scientists say.

LiveScience

Scientists find common origin behind major childhood allergies

According to a new study led by experts at the University of British Columbia and BC Children's Hospital, several major childhood allergies may all be caused by the community of bacteria living in our gut. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Is pee sterile?

Here's the science behind urine and whether it's sterile or swimming with bacteria.

LiveScience

FDA issues voluntary recall of certain eye drop brands sold online after fungal and bacterial contamination

Move came after FDA said earlier that people should ‘properly discard’ the products if they have purchased it

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'Tough Mudder' obstacle course tied to serious bacterial infections

After participating in a recent Tough Mudder obstacle course challenge, at least 22 people have reported developing odd rashes and fevers.

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When not causing breakouts, acne bacteria may strengthen the skin's protective barrier

Bacteria most commonly associated with acne may not be all bad for skin health.

The Independent UK

FDA issues voluntary recall of certain eye drop brands sold online after fungal and bacterial contamination

Move came after FDA said earlier that people should ‘properly discard’ the products if they have purchased it

The Independent UK

Listeria: Everything you need to know as bacteria outbreak kills three in Washington

The cases were linked to the bacteria’s spread through eating ice cream from Listeria-contaminated machines

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The Independent UK

Five deaths this year from ‘flesh-eating’ bacteria recorded in Florida

The disease can be caused by contaminated seafood or when an open wound is exposed to the bacteria

The Conversation

Acne bacteria trigger cells to produce fats, oils and other lipids essential to skin health – new research

The skin is the largest organ of the body, and it plays a crucial role as the first line of defense against pathogens and insults from the external environment. It provides important functions like temperature regulation and moisture retention. And despite the misconception that lipids harm your skin by causing…

Zenger

Scientists Develop Powerful Antibiotic That Can Tackle Superbugs

We urgently need new antibiotics to combat bacteria that become increasingly resistant to most clinically used antibiotics.

Salon

Flesh-eating bacteria spreads across US

Thanks to warming waters, Vibrio vulnificus is expected to expand its territory and infect more people

The Guardian - UK

Bacteria that ‘eat’ methane could slow global heating, study finds

Technology has the potential to make deep cuts to emissions of the potent greenhouse gas but requires major investment

WEKU

Milkshakes from a Tacoma burger joint tied to listeria outbreak that killed 3 people

Six people were hospitalized earlier this year for listeriosis, three of whom died. Two of those who survived the infection said they had milkshakes from Frugals in Tacoma, Wash., before getting sick.

The Guardian - AU

Cases of flesh-eating invasive strep A bacteria surge in Australian children

Medical journal reports alarming rise in cases over two years with some young patients experiencing toxic shock, amputation and flesh-eating, necrotising disease

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