Tags: Staphylococcus aureus

Antibiotic-Free Treatment For Resistant Infections? Scientists May Have Found a Potential Solution

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.04.2023 23:10 PM

Scientists may have found an antibiotic-free treatment for staphylococcus aureus. Read to learn more.

Humans and Animals Share Diseases: What’s the Implication to Both Species?

04.29.2022 02:32 AM

Both humans and animal species are sharing diseases. Discover the illnesses these two transfer to each other, as well as the impact of the transmission on them.

Occurrence of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus,Threat to Human and Animal Health, Studies Reveal

03.16.2022 12:29 PM

Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus is found to be a threat to both human and animal health. Find out such an occurrence affects pets and livestock.

Bacteria on Hedgehog Developed Antibiotic Resistance in Response to Natural Skin Fungus

01.06.2022 05:12 AM

Researchers found that bacteria in hedgehogs have developed antibiotic resistance naturally, a case that shows antibiotic is not the only way that drove the emergence of the superbug 200 years ago.

Surface Properties of Spider Silk Examined; Research Reveals Web as Potential Material for Surgery and Food Packaging

12.01.2021 03:56 AM

In a recently published study, researchers examined the surface properties of spider silk, specifically its use for various purposes.

S. Aureus Produces a Toxin That Reduces Inflammation and Stimulates Tissue Regeneration

10.14.2020 08:10 AM

The bacteria Staphylococcus aureus is among the abundant species commonly found on humans and is typically not harmful. Some cases may result in severe infections such as lung infection or sepsis. Researchers recently discovered that the bacteria produces a particular toxin that promotes healing.

Komodo Dragon Blood Contains Antimicrobial Properties That Can Fight Infections Resistant To Antibiotics

04.20.2017 18:55 PM

Infections that are resistant to antibiotics abound the medical commuminity and the had relentlessly searching for a remedy to fight the resistance of this microbes. Their search led them to the Komodo Dragon.

Here's A Skin Cream Made From A Person’s Own Microbes

02.28.2017 01:20 AM

Studies show that the body is composed of several microorganisms which are actually more numerous than the human's cells. Lately, scientists were curious on how can these microbes affect humans. With a recent finding, it was found out that a person's microbes can actually be utilized for skin care.

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