Washington Health Officials Link E.Coli Outbreak to Yogurt

Medicine & Technology May 16, 2021

Washington State Department of Health (DOH) announced they identified a likely link to a yogurt.

Eating 'High Meat' Left Rotten in Years May Cause ‘Explosive Incontinence,’ But Others Say It's 'Detoxification’

May 06, 2021

Doctors have recently warned about some people's attempt at strange challenges including eating raw, rotten meat as it can lead to severe illness.

Evolution of Radio-Resistant Strains of Bacteria Revealed More Complex Mutations

Sep 22, 2020

A team of researchers set out to understand how some organisms develop resistance to radiation within the Earth, a place naturally protected from solar radiation by its own magnetic field.

Researchers Control Bacteria by Switching Lights On and Off

Sep 09, 2020

A team of scientists from Princeton University has demonstrated a way to precisely control the response of genetically engineered bacteria by switching lights on and off, controlling the bacteria's chemical production.

Nissle, a Good E. Coli Strain May Protect the Gut Against Harmful E. Coli

Jul 07, 2020

Scientists experiment with human intestine organoids to see if good E. coli can prevent infections from harmful strains of E. coli.

New E.coli Strain Developed to Consume Carbon Dioxide

Dec 16, 2019

This new strain aims to help address challenges related to sustainable production of food and fuels and global warming.

Recalled Foods that You Need to Check Before Thanksgiving

Nov 27, 2019

Thanksgiving is almost here, but before you prepare your dinner, make sure that you do not have any of the contaminated products.

More Beef Being Recalled for Risk of E.coli

Oct 23, 2019

Early this month, the Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) in the United States (U.S.) issued a health alert for raw beef products coming from Ontario, Canada. The said products have been recalled due to possible E.coli contamination. Specifically, Whole Foods Market's beef products are subject to recall to ensure the safety of the consumers.

Producing biofuels from Escherichia coli

Feb 25, 2019

E. coli used to produce bioproducts including biofuels

Scientists Invented Paper-Based Sanitizers, Effective & Inexpensive Way To Beat Bacteria

May 02, 2017

A paper-based sanitizer was formed by researchers that could successfully sanitize bacterias that are hard to kill.

What Is The Fundamental Unit Of Cell Size In Bacteria, Study Finds

Apr 16, 2017

It's been known by everyone that nutrients are associated with the growth of bacteria and their cell division. Scientists from UC San Diego found in their recent study that how bacteria cell divides when there is veery few amount of nutrients available.

Nano-Reactor Created Off Of Viruses And Bacteria

Jan 06, 2016

Scientists have developed a nano-reactor using an enzyme from a bacterium and a capsid from a virus.

Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria—Could Swimming This Spring Break Land You In the Hospital?

Mar 30, 2015

Using coastal waters can often be quite a finicky endeavor. Working your plans around algal blooms, red tides and even the occasional sewage mishap, can often be a pretty unpleasant mess. But it turns out that swimmers and surfers may have more to fear than getting a little dirty at the beach. Aside from Giardia, a parasite that is often passed in coastal waters, it turns out that recreational swimmers at local beaches may also be at a significantly higher risk of transmitting deadly antibiotic resistant bacteria—landing them in the hospital or worse.