Chi Chiadded this to WOW, MAN!Lifestyle Most Dish Soaps Don’t Actually Disinfect—Here’s How to Properly Sanitize Dirty DishesReal Simple - Katie Holdefehr Follow these steps to make sure your dishes are germ-free. When you diligently wash every single dish in your sink with sudsy dish soap and warm …
Martha Stewart Living added this to Health & WellnessFood Poisoning Six Signs You May Have Food PoisoningMartha Stewart Living - Zee KrsticSome symptoms can be misleading, but if you find yourself checking off each telltale sign on this list, you may be dealing with foodborne illness. While it's a relatively common problem, food poisoning
Selfadded this to HealthFood Poisoning Is It Safe to Store Food in Takeout Containers?Self - SELF Magazine I often bring home food from restaurants. Is it OK to leave food in the takeout containers? It's probably safe to leave food in takeout containers. …
South Florida Swimming pools contain up to 3 oz. of urine per person, doctor sayslocal10.com - Jeff Tavss MIAMI - If you're excited to spend your summer relaxing in the pool, you may want to read this first. A doctor says that most swimming pools contain …
Mental Flossadded this to Mental FlossHuman Anatomy 26 Amazing Facts About the Human Bodymentalfloss.com - BY Alvin Ward At some point in your life, you've probably wondered: What is belly button lint, anyway? The answer, according to Mental Floss editor-in-chief Erin …
hambergleradded this to HealthScience Medicinal Plants Used During the U.S. Civil War Are Surprisingly Good at Fighting BacteriaGizmodo - George Dvorsky With conventional medicines in short supply during the Civil War, the Confederacy turned to plant-based alternatives in desperation. New research …
NPRPlay buttonCRISPR Scientists Modify Viruses With CRISPR To Create New Weapon Against SuperbugsNPR - Rob SteinAlphonso Evans rolls his wheelchair into a weight machine in the gym at the Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center in Augusta, Ga. "I'm not so much worried about dying from a heart attack or diabetes, because
Forbesadded this to Most PopularChemicals This Under 30 Startup Just Raised Another $32 Million To Manufacture Chemicals With BacteriaForbes - Alex KnappHouston-based chemical manufacturing startup Solugen, announced Wednesday that it has raised a $32 million series B round. The company, which was cofounded by Forbes Under 30 alumni Gaurab Chakrabarti
Fast Companyadded this to Fast CompanyCredit Cards Oh good, here’s another reason to hate credit cardsFast Company - Melissa LockerCredit cards are the worst. They disconnect users from their money, making it too easy to spend and too simple to rack up debt and potentially ruin your credit score, making it harder to buy other things.
YYau Sai Yanadded this to CookingBarbecue 8 things you should never do when you barbecue chickenGood Housekeeping - Emilie Martin Avoid these common mistakes and enjoy a healthy end to the barbecue season No matter what the weather, this bank holiday you'll find us Brits outside …
The Washington PostLyme Disease The tick population is booming. Is climate change to blame? And will tick-borne diseases increase?The Washington Post - By Kevin AmbroseThe U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports the number of tick-borne diseases is increasing at a record pace while the geographic range of ticks continues to expand. Lyme disease is the
PennLive.comadded this to PennLive.com NewsBeaches 215 Jersey Shore beaches tested for bacteria ahead of Memorial Day weekend. Here are the resultspennlive.com If you’re thinking of heading to the shore for Memorial Day weekend, you can look forward to taking a dip in the water, as all of the states’ …
Flu Scientists reveal details of how flu and bacteria work together to promote infectionphys.org - Science X staff St. Jude Children's Research Hospital scientists have evidence the influenza virus functions like Velcro to help common respiratory bacteria gain a …
Business InsiderDental Care I use this $14 tongue scraper every morning to combat bad breath, and it has actually made a differenceBusiness Insider - Mara LeightonInsider Picks writes about products and services to help you navigate when shopping online. Insider Inc. receives a commission from our affiliate partners when you buy through our links, but our reporting
MDoffice ♥️added this to MDoffice ♥︎ Daily Why So Many Older Women Develop UTIsmedicinenet.com Title: Why So Many Older Women Develop UTIs Category: Health News Created: 5/20/2019 12:00:00 AM Last Editorial Review: 5/21/2019 12:00:00 AM
IKITOadded this to Healthy LivingFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoUniversity of Adelaide Natural environments favor 'good' bacteria | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org A new study has shown that restoring environments to include a wider range of species can promote 'good' bacteria over 'bad' - with potential …
Samantha Santoriniadded this to Random Celebrity StoriesCheese This 'Human Cheese' Is Made From Celebrity Skin Bacteria - VICEVICE - Bettina MakalintalIf you've ever wanted to eat cheese made from Heston Blumenthal's crotch or Ruby Tandoh's nose, now's your chance! According to archaeologists, people have been fermenting for at least 9,200 years, and
How to Get Rid of a Foul Odor in the Kitchen From the Sinks and Pipeshunker.com - By Mel Frank Foul odors in kitchen pipes and sinks are caused by bacterial growth in the damp, dark pipelines. To keep them fresh and odor-free, use something …
Belgium The Brussels Times - Liver transplant baby saved by “trained” virus at Saint-Luc hospitalbrusselstimes.com - TBT News The baby was born with a liver condition that required a transplant. Afterwards it was struck by an infection of the liver and blood supply which did …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoPatents MaaT Pharma Expands Patent Portfolio with Three Granted Patents Covering its Microbiome Restoration Biotherapeutic Platformyahoo.com - Business Wire —First patents to cover the fundamental processes for accessing the human gut microbiome as biotherapeutics— —MaaT Pharma’s microbiome sample …
AudioburstSuper Bug Listen: Scientists Modify Viruses With CRISPR To Create New Weapon Against SuperbugsAudioburst - WNYC 93.9 FM "That's right. We have news that scientists have created a new kind of antibiotic living antibiotic, that's designed to fight superbugs, those, of …
McGill University Detecting bacteria in spacephys.org - Science X staff Scientists at Université de Montréal and McGill University have pioneered and tested a new genomic methodology which reveals a complex bacterial …
TTazadded this to SkincareAcne Acne on the Bellylivestrong.com - Shannon Marks Acne can occur anywhere on your body including your back, chest and belly. Acne.org, a website about treating and preventing breakouts, explains that …
Chatelaineadded this to HealthLifestyle (Canada) The Essential Nutrient Missing From Keto Dietschatelaine.com - Chatelaine With protein-heavy keto-mania in high gear, fibre is swiftly on its way to becoming a forgotten nutrient. That’s a problem, because it’s essential …
Credit Cards What's Dirtier: Cash, Coins, Credit Cards, or a Public Bathroom?iheart.com - Dubs This is one of those stories that will make you want take a bath in hand sanitizer!According to Lend Edu, there was a researchers swabbed a bunch of …
FFull Nameadded this to Immunology & Pathogens CRISPR Scientists gene-hack viruses to hunt and kill super-strong bacteriafuturism.com In order to combat superbugs — bacteria that have evolved to survive even the most potent antibiotics — doctors have started to gene-hack viruses to …
AAdam Suggsadded this to Things What Is a Bidet—and Is It Healthier Than Wiping?Health.com - Maggie O'Neill It turns out that bidets could benefit people with certain conditions. Are bidets finally catching on in the United States? Up until recently, this …
Greg McLeishadded this to HealthScience Meta-study suggests anxiety can be reduced by altering gut bacteria, but not with probioticsnewatlas.com - Rich Haridy It is still early days in the field of gut microbiome research, and while an assortment of research is beginning to draw compelling connections …
AAJ !added this to RESEARCH ! FOOD ! NUTRITION ... HOME!Anxiety If You Have Anxiety, A Study Says Taking Care of Your Gut Bacteria Might Help — Here's HowPOPSUGAR - Maggie RyanAlthough anxiety is the most common mental health issue in the US, affecting 40 million adults every year, only 37 percent of those dealing with it seek treatment, according to the Anxiety and Depression
Manny Madded this to Manny's Tech, Toys & World NewsSaltwater What to know about gargling with salt waterMedical News Today - By Jenna Fletcher Sore throats and mouth sores are common conditions that most people experience. Saltwater gargles can be a cheap, safe, and effective way to ease …
