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JOURNAL OF CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY
Why experts recommend spraying vinegar around your toilet every weekA common bathroom cleaning oversight is the toilet base. Bacteria accumulate in grout lines and seams. White vinegar offers a simple fix. S...- In 1928, Alexander Fleming Returned From Vacation: Found Mold in a Petri Dish and Discovered Penicillin, Changing Medicine ForeverA forgotten petri dish led to a groundbreaking discovery. Alexander Fleming observed mold inhibiting bacteria, a finding later developed in...
- Why Washing Your Hair Every Day Could Be Making Your Scalp WorseDaily shampooing might be harming your scalp. Scientific studies reveal that washing hair too often can damage the scalp's natural barrier....
- Fried Rice Syndrome: When leftover food turns fatalHowever appetising it may appear, leftover rice may be a health hazard! A video recounting the death of a 20-year-old after he consumed a f...
- Here's why you should be extra careful about your heart after a flu. Study reveals scary connectionPeople suffering from flu could be at more than six times higher risk of heart attack a week after, than in the year before or after, a new...
- Discontinuation of small pox vaccine might have helped in resurgence of monkeypox cases: Doctors"The health authorities need to be vigilant. The Kerala mode of containment and contact tracing is praiseworthy and the prompt diagnosis ma...
- COVID-19 lab leak theory cannot be ruled out, leading scientists say"More investigation is still needed to determine the origin of the pandemic," said the 18 scientists, including Ravindra Gupta, a clinical ...
- China approves another Covid-19 vaccine for emergency useChina has approved a new Covid-19 vaccine for emergency use, one that was developed by the head of its Center for Disease Control, adding a...
- China approves a fourth COVID-19 vaccine for emergency useThe vaccine was developed jointly by Anhui Zhifei Longcom Biopharmaceutical Co. Ltd. and the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The team finished...
- Patients with severe Covid, secondary blood infections more likely to have altered mental statusLower percent oxygen saturation and septic shock were some of the other health outcomes.
- Singapore studies COVID-19 pregnancy puzzle after baby born with antibodiesThe ongoing study among the city-state's public hospitals adds to international efforts to better understand whether the infection can be t...
- Most asymptomatic children have low levels of coronavirus compared to those with symptomsIt's important for children to continue wearing masks and wash their hands frequently.
- Even mild Covid-19 infection can make people sick for months: ResearchTwo-thirds of patients who had a mild-to-moderate case of Covid-19 reported symptoms 60 days after falling ill, when more than a third stil...
- Clinical trial of Sputnik V Coronavirus vaccine to begin this month in countries including India: RDIFRussia was in close dialogue with the Indian government and the leading drug manufactures of India regarding the localization of production...
- Spot UTI in minutes with help from your smartphone cameraThe simplicity of the test could deliver a new way to quickly identify treatments for patients.
- A warm cup of green tea can help you fight 'superbugs'The natural antioxidant commonly found in green tea may help eliminate antibiotic resistant bacteria.
- Bacteria in gowns, stainless steel at hospitals can lead to severe illnessSymptoms can range from diarrhoea to fever, rapid heartbeat, inflammation of the intestines, and kidney failure.
- Scientists are developing an eye drop to treat age-related vision lossTechnology behind the eye drops is a cell-penetrating peptide that can deliver drug to the retina.
- Doctors' white coats, neckties spread dangerous infectionsThe ever-present mobile phones are a source of spreading infections in health care settings, as they are almost never sterilised.
- BlackBerry plans a bacteria-free smartphone for hospitalsBlackBerry may design a bacteria-free smartphone as it bids to become the secure mobile choice for the healthcare industry, chief executive...
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