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80-year-old antibiotic may be effective against drug resistant bacteria – study

The finding may offer a new way to fight difficult-to-treat and potentially lethal infections, researchers suggest.

The Independent UK

Infection breakthrough as 80-year-old antibiotic may be effective against drug resistant bacteria

Finding may be new way to fight potentially lethal infections, experts say

The Independent UK

Recalled Gerber baby formula was sent to US retailers after recall began, wholesaler says

A Gerber infant formula was recalled earlier this year over potential contamination of Cronobacter sakazakii, a bacteria that could cause life-threatening infections in infants

The Independent UK

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Researchers reveal how intestinal bacteria effects growth of fungi

The bacteria in the intestine provide information on the amounts of fungi from the possibly pathogenic Candida genus. Read further on Dynamite News:

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A Gym Lover’s Guide To Looking After Your Skin

Expert advice on keeping your skin flawless, no matter how much you sweat

Coach

Beauty guru urges make-up lovers to clean their beauty blenders as soon as possible

A woman decided to swab her beauty blender to show people the importance of regularly cleaning them - and beauty fans were seriously grossed out by the bacteria

Daily Mirror

This Is What Happens After Antibiotic Resistance Takes Hold — And It’s Already a Huge Problem

Antibiotic tolerance happens when a bacterium survives for a long time after exposure to an antibiotic.

Inverse

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Inside A Wild Method to Resurrect Ancient Molecules And Concoct New Antibiotics

Exploring Earth's microbial past presents exciting opportunities to recover lost chemistry.

Inverse

Study: Antibiotics don’t have to cause ‘collateral damage’ to vital gut bacteria

Scientists have discovered drugs that lessen the collateral damage ro the gut caused by antibiotics without compromising their effectiveness.

The New Daily

How to clean a bird bath - a simple step-by-step

Transform your bird bath from grubby to gleaming with our essential guide

Ideal Home

TikTok scientist reveals dirtiest places on an airplane - and the results are pretty gross

Many viewers were left horrified, with some saying they'll "never gonna go on an airplane again"

Wales Online

Symprove’s gut-friendly food supplement is currently 25% off

Improve your gut health with this daily supplement

The Independent UK

Your iPhone charging port is gross — how to clean it

Your iPhone charging port is a hotbed for bacteria and other gunk. Find out how to clean it without damaging it.

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'Lost' bacteria found on Neanderthal teeth could be used to develop new antibiotics

Fossilized dental plaque from archaic humans is revealing extinct bacteria that could lead to the development of new medicine.

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These Hardy, Arctic-Dwelling Microbes Can Break Down Plastic with Little Energy

Microbes sourced from the Arctic and Alps could break down plastic at lower temperatures than other tiny organisms.

Wales Online

Parkinson's disease could be caused by common gut bacteria, researchers say

The remarkable findings are being hailed as a major breakthrough in the battle against the devastating disease

Daily Mirror

Beauty guru warns never to use make-up testers in shops after assessing for bacteria

People were left horrified after a woman took cultures from a blusher and a lipstick that were in a department store and tested them - the results had some vowing to only ever swatch on their hands

Wales Online

New shape-shifting antibiotics could fight deadly infections that kill 1.2m every year

Essential and effective antibiotics have been overused - leading to some bacteria and fungi developing resistance

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Lanarkshire hospital finds Legionnaires' bacteria in water supply

Legionella bacteria has been found in the hot water system of a building at University Hospital Monklands in Airdrie. The bacteria can lead to the potentially fatal Legionnaires' disease

Daily Record

Legionnaires' bacteria found in water supply at Monklands Hospital has been 'isolated'

Health chiefs are insisting the bacteria does not pose a threat to patient safety or to the quality of drinking water, which comes from a different source.

Daily Record

Legionnaires' bacteria found in water supply at Scots hospital

Health chiefs have confirmed that legionella bacteria has been found in the hot water system at University Hospital Monklands.

Wales Online

Cadbury, Co-op, and Amazon recalling products over safety fears

Some products contain potentially harmful bacteria

The Hindu

Scientists identify mutations in DNA for early diagnosis of drug resistant bacteria for TB

If long treatment, higher drug toxicity, and costly drug treatment make the MDR and extensively drug-resistant (XDR) TB challenging to treat, a group of scientists, in a new study, established that mutations in DNA repair genes could be used for the early diagnosis of TB

Daily Record

Expert explains 40p hack to rid pillows of bacteria 'without washing'

Making sure your bed and pillows are clean is hugely important as we spend almost half of our lives asleep. And there is an easy way to keep hygiene levels high.

The Conversation

Reconstructing ancient bacterial genomes can revive previously unknown molecules – offering a potential source for new antibiotics

Microorganisms – in particular bacteria – are skillful chemists that can produce an impressive diversity of chemical compounds known as natural products. These metabolites provide the microbes major evolutionary advantages, such as allowing them to interact with one another or their environment and helping defend against different threats. Because of…

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