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Bacteria-killing sachets a world-first agtech tackling food loss in transit and reducing landfill

If bacteria finds its way into a container a whole shipload of produce can be spoiled. But a South Australian company has developed and proven a new technology to reduce produce loss in transit.

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Family's nightmare as fit and healthy young father-of-two fights for life in hospital

Medics believe bacteria from his ruptured gall bladder is attacking his lungs

Manchester Evening News

Not all the skin infections are Eczema: Everything you need to know

Eczema is a type of skin condition that mostly affects infants and children but is also common in adults. Doctors often refer to it as atopic dermatitis which happens to be the most common form of eczema. In this disease, the symptoms of flaky, itchy and dry skin are usually…

The Times of India

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Kaipad soil rich in rare bacteria and fungi, says study

Database to be prepared on microbes in Kaipad rice tract

The Hindu

Dog fighting for life after being poisoned by mystery bite that turned skin purple

Millie Batten's beloved bulldog Breezy was left fighting for his life and needing thousands of pounds of emergency surgery as the dog battled a flesh eating bacteria caused by a mystery bite

Daily Mirror

This common immune response might be behind IBS pain — a new study finds

For some folks with irritable bowel syndrome, targeting histamine may lead to potent pain relief.

Inverse

Spray Coating To Shield Surfaces From Viruses, Bacteria

A newly-developed sprayable coating may prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other viruses, according to researchers in Australia.

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CDC issues alert after potentially deadly bacteria detected in U.S. soil for first time

It was found along the Gulf Coast region of Southern Mississippi near the homes of two people who were hospitalized after becoming sick.

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Bacteria that causes rare tropical disease found in US soil

A rare and sometimes deadly bacteria — long thought to be confined to tropical climates — has been found in soil and water in the continental United States

The Independent UK

Deep dive: colonic irrigation water often has more bacteria than public pools allow, Sydney audit finds

Experts call for more regulation at clinics after report also shows staff often don’t wear protective aprons

The Guardian - AU

Plastic Pollution Can Be Removed From Lakes By Naturally-Occurring Bacteria

The research team explained that bacteria break down the carbon compounds in plastic to use as food for their growth.

Zenger

Urgent warning for dog owners over deathly algae found in water

Dog experts have put together a list of signs to look out for that could show blue-green algae poisoning in your pet including seizures, vomiting and diarrhea

Chronicle Live

New swimming ban brought in on popular north Dublin beach due to high levels of bacteria

The council has confirmed that the notice will remain in effect for three days

Irish Mirror

High-Speed Storage Of CO2 Discovered In Bacteria Could Help Fight Climate Change

An international team of scientists has discovered a new way of high-speed storage of carbon dioxide in a bacterial enzyme that could eventually help fight climate change.

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Do Not Swim notice for popular Dublin beach due to high levels of bacteria

Locals who are pregnant or have a weakened immune system are particularly at risk

Bristol Post

Thousands want council to drop bylaw banning swimming at popular spot

A group of campaigners is trying to achieve the "designated bathing water status" - which would see the water monitored for harmful bacteria - in the area

The Times of India

Uttarakhand: White landscapes of Gangotri turning green

DEHRADUN: Over 50,000 different types of bacteria found in the deglaciated area of the Gangotri glacier, 92% of which are "unknown" to mankind, have been turning it from white to green, discovered scientists at the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) in a first-of-its-kind study of the Indian side of the…

Daily Record

Dad who ‘can’t stop farting’ after eating ham roll five years ago sues Christmas market for £200

Tyrone Prades believes he has suffered a “severe and life-changing injury” after scoffing the festive ham hock sandwich at Birmingham’s Frankfurt Christmas Market in December 2017.

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Chronicle Live

What you need to know about the 'anti-hangover pill' Myrkl and whether it works

The so-called 'anti-hangover pill' included bacteria that help to break down alcohol before it hits your bloodstream

Daily Record

Warning over dog food that can give owners UTIs and sepsis

Scientists reported that dogs fed raw meat were more likely to expel E. coli in their poo.

Daily Mirror

Feeding dogs raw meat could have deadly consequences for owners because of poo

According to new research published by Bristol University, feeding dogs raw meat could be bad for human health as it contains antibiotic-resistant bacteria that fuels superbugs

Inverse

The secret to gut health is already in your mouth

Emerging research shows that the microbes that live in your mouth play an essential role in keeping the body healthy.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Bacteria from US Soil to be Used in Space Agriculture Experiments

Researchers have taken a tiny piece of soil from the city of Prosser, in Washington state to dispatch it with some of its “inhabitants” to space, which actually happened last week. The soil and its inhabitants of bacteria blasted off into space from Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Friday.…

ABC News

West Australian researchers announce major breakthrough in detecting bacterial infections

In a world-first, a research team in Western Australia develops a faster method of detecting bacterial infections, in a move that should also combat antibiotic resistance.

Tribune News Service

As Big Pharma loses interest in new antibiotics, infections are only growing stronger

Forget COVID-19, monkeypox and other viruses for the moment and consider another threat troubling infectious disease specialists: common urinary tract infections, or UTIs, that lead to emergency room visits and even hospitalizations because of the failure of oral antibiotics.

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