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Read More »An Indiana mother warns her parents after her 12-year-old daughter contracts a flesh disease in the Gulf – WKRG
DESTIN, Florida (WKRG) – Remember your family vacation – for all the wrong reasons. A 12-year-old Indiana girl caught a rare, flesh-eating disease on Destin Beach a few weeks ago. It's a …
Read More »Viruses in kitchen sponges can help fight pathogens
Researchers have discovered viruses that infect bacteria living in kitchen sponges and that may prove useful for combating "super bacteria" that can not be killed by antibiotics. Researchers at the New York …
Read More »Set the debate on the role of serotonin in sleep
PICTURE: Two zebrafish brains, side by side, with the serotonin molecules shown in red. The right brain comes from a fish that can not synthesize serotonin in its nuclei. view more Credit: …
Read More »WARNING: A worker diagnosed with hepatitis A has handled food on a popular Mexican grill
0 WARNING: A worker diagnosed with hepatitis A has handled food on a popular Mexican grill Bartow County, Ga. – The Bartow County Health Department warns people after a restaurant worker has …
Read More »New drug intervention target in identified Alzheimer's disease
The inhibition of an enzyme called LIMK1 seems to improve the length and density of dendritic spines, shown here in green. It is thought that healthy dendritic spines have a protective effect …
Read More »Diners at a Brentwood restaurant may have been exposed to measles
LOS ANGELES COUNTY – Anyone who has visited Toscana in Brentwood between 7pm and 11pm. June 8 may have been exposed to measles. Health officials in Los Angeles County have recently issued …
Read More »A better way to encapsulate islet cells for the treatment of diabetes
MIT engineers have devised a way to incorporate crystallized immunosuppressive drugs into devices bearing encapsulated islet cells, which could allow them to be implanted as long-term diabetes treatment. . Credit: Shady Farah …
Read More »As the Ebola outbreak rages, the second vaccine test project sparked debate | Science
The supply of Ebola vaccine from Merck, in insufficient numbers, is only intended for people at high risk of infection. REUTERS / James Akena By Kai KupferschmidtJune 25, 2019, 3:45 pm When …
Read More »Study on calorie-free sweeteners has bad news for breastfeeding mothers
A new study raises the question of whether calorie-free sweeteners are safe for pregnant women and nursing mothers. The research, recently published in the journal Frontiers in Microbiology, revealed that two common …
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