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Planned C-Section Births Linked To Higher Risk Of Leukaemia: Study
Having a planned caesarean section during delivery could be related to an increased risk of leukaemia -- a blood cancer -- later in the child's life, compared with an emergency C-section, a study has found.
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Fighting Sinus Infections? Tiny Nose Robots, Smaller Than Human Hair Could Be The Cure
The tiny nose robots are injected into the sinus cavity using a duct threaded through the nostril.
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Plastic To Paracetamol: Scientists Convert Waste Into Painkiller In 24 Hours
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have developed a process using E. coli bacteria to convert PET plastic waste into paracetamol, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional drug manufacturing methods that rely on fossil fuels.
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Your Mood Swings Might Start In Your Stomach. Science Explains Why
Gut health and mental health are deeply connected through the gut-brain axis. From mood swings to memory, here is how your food, gut bacteria and stress levels shape brain function - and what to eat for better results.
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Why Mosquitoes Are Being Dropped Using Drones In Hawaii? Scientists Explain
Scientists are dropping live mosquitoes out of drones in Hawaii to protect the colourful songbirds known as honeycreepers.
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Lifestyle Coach Shares Health Benefits Of Okra
He said that the mucilage in okra acts like a gel-forming fibre that nourishes good bacteria, aids bowel movement, and improves stool consistency.
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Depression Could Be Linked To Bacteria In Your Mouth: Study
People with less diversity in their oral microbiomes were more likely to have symptoms of depression.
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World Food Safety Day 2025: Tips To Prevent And Manage Foodborne Diseases
Mishandling of food can lead to infection and worsen your health. This World Food Safety Day 2025, remember these important food safety practices to stay healthy.
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Onset Of Rains Significantly Increases Risk Of Infections: Here's What To Do
The monsoon season brings with it a rise in humidity and stagnant water, which create ideal breeding grounds for bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Read on as we discuss how to stay safe.
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Scientists Discover Bacteria That Can 'Breathe' By Generating Electricity
The process is called extracellular respiration, which mimics how batteries discharge electric current -- allowing bacteria to thrive without oxygen.
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Local Weather Conditions Can Impact Prevalence Of Tuberculosis: Study
Researchers who mapped tuberculosis cases in African countries found that local weather conditions and access to cities can influence prevalence of the bacterial disease.
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Don't Ignore These Signs Of An Unhealthy Gut
An unhealthy gut often goes unnoticed until symptoms become persistent or affect daily life.
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Chinese Scientists Discover Mysterious Bacteria On Tiangong Space Station
Chinese scientists have discovered a new species of bacteria on board the Tiangong Space Station.
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US Recalls Cucumbers Linked To Salmonella Outbreak, 26 Cases So Far
The US FDA has advised against eating, selling or serving the recalled cucumbers as an investigation continues into a multi-state salmonella outbreak.
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Microbiologist Reveals The Surprising Truth About Morning Vs Night Showers
Showering in the morning may be more beneficial for skin health, as it removes night-acquired skin microbes and reduces sweat and odor-causing bacteria.
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Planned C-Section Births Linked To Higher Risk Of Leukaemia: Study
Having a planned caesarean section during delivery could be related to an increased risk of leukaemia -- a blood cancer -- later in the child's life, compared with an emergency C-section, a study has found.
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Fighting Sinus Infections? Tiny Nose Robots, Smaller Than Human Hair Could Be The Cure
The tiny nose robots are injected into the sinus cavity using a duct threaded through the nostril.
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Plastic To Paracetamol: Scientists Convert Waste Into Painkiller In 24 Hours
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have developed a process using E. coli bacteria to convert PET plastic waste into paracetamol, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional drug manufacturing methods that rely on fossil fuels.
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Your Mood Swings Might Start In Your Stomach. Science Explains Why
Gut health and mental health are deeply connected through the gut-brain axis. From mood swings to memory, here is how your food, gut bacteria and stress levels shape brain function - and what to eat for better results.
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Why Mosquitoes Are Being Dropped Using Drones In Hawaii? Scientists Explain
Scientists are dropping live mosquitoes out of drones in Hawaii to protect the colourful songbirds known as honeycreepers.
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Lifestyle Coach Shares Health Benefits Of Okra
He said that the mucilage in okra acts like a gel-forming fibre that nourishes good bacteria, aids bowel movement, and improves stool consistency.
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Depression Could Be Linked To Bacteria In Your Mouth: Study
People with less diversity in their oral microbiomes were more likely to have symptoms of depression.
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World Food Safety Day 2025: Tips To Prevent And Manage Foodborne Diseases
Mishandling of food can lead to infection and worsen your health. This World Food Safety Day 2025, remember these important food safety practices to stay healthy.
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Onset Of Rains Significantly Increases Risk Of Infections: Here's What To Do
The monsoon season brings with it a rise in humidity and stagnant water, which create ideal breeding grounds for bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Read on as we discuss how to stay safe.
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Scientists Discover Bacteria That Can 'Breathe' By Generating Electricity
The process is called extracellular respiration, which mimics how batteries discharge electric current -- allowing bacteria to thrive without oxygen.
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Local Weather Conditions Can Impact Prevalence Of Tuberculosis: Study
Researchers who mapped tuberculosis cases in African countries found that local weather conditions and access to cities can influence prevalence of the bacterial disease.
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Don't Ignore These Signs Of An Unhealthy Gut
An unhealthy gut often goes unnoticed until symptoms become persistent or affect daily life.
-
Chinese Scientists Discover Mysterious Bacteria On Tiangong Space Station
Chinese scientists have discovered a new species of bacteria on board the Tiangong Space Station.
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US Recalls Cucumbers Linked To Salmonella Outbreak, 26 Cases So Far
The US FDA has advised against eating, selling or serving the recalled cucumbers as an investigation continues into a multi-state salmonella outbreak.
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Microbiologist Reveals The Surprising Truth About Morning Vs Night Showers
Showering in the morning may be more beneficial for skin health, as it removes night-acquired skin microbes and reduces sweat and odor-causing bacteria.
