Our Last Line of Defence Against Gonorrhea is Failing
Probably not a piece of news you ever hoped to see.
Probably not a piece of news you ever hoped to see.
A new paper in ACS Infectious Diseases details a new technique that combines two existing food contamination detection methods into a single, fast diagnostic test.
No matter how sad you are about the Chocolate Hobnob it needs to go in the bin.
By building a gigantic petri dish, researchers have produced an incredible visualisation showing bacteria as it mutates to become resistant to drugs. Read more >>
Researchers have taken a significant step forward in the effort to develop a vaccine against the bacteria responsible for strep throat, toxic shock syndrome, and flesh-eating disease.
Everything is dangerous, and now the simple act of sniffing can infect you with a bacteria that has a 50 per cent chance of killing you.
Incredibly, the information imprinted onto these microorganisms can be passed down to the next generation.
Daleks helping a Doctor? Now we've seen everything.
Researchers have developed a laser that spots illness-inducing bacteria before it makes you sick.
Biologists hope it will further our understanding of the fundamentals of life and inspire the creation of new synthetic life.
Kurzgesagt details the “antibiotic apocalypse” in their latest video and it’s a doozy.
Bacteria help us digest our food and protect our skin, and they’re potentially a great medical tool—but only if we can control them. Scientists think they’ve taken the first step.
Already imagining a future in which the government demands access to the bacteria’s footage.
New research shows how bacteria use their flagella to run and tumble their way through a gooey medium.
Unfortunately it's not by turning it into delicious calamari.
Scientists have found that superbugs can move, and it helps them establish new colonies.
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