A Breakthrough in Acne Research Revealed

A Breakthrough in Acne Research Revealed http://www.doctorshealthpress.com/general-health-2/a-breakthrough-in-acne-research-revealed Acne is an issue that is not confined to teenagers, and for everyone who suffers the blemishes, take notice of a new breakthrough. ...

Ikea withdraws cakes over 'faecal matter'

Ikea, the world’s leading flat-pack furniture retailer, has withdrawn chocolate almond cake sold in its stores in 23 countries after it was found to contain sewage bacteria. Faecal coliforms, bacteria...

Safe Beaches (MWV62)

Staying safe at the beach involves more than just sunscreen and lifeguards. Beaches and oceans are prone to unhealthy levels of bacteria which can cause sickness in people. Pathogens make their way into the water...

If Man Can Destroy, Then Man Can Create

Many people refer to any effort to work with genetics and nature as "playing God." These people however have nothing to say about man driving one half the nature's species into extinction or burning the Amazon. This hypocrisy has gone on for long enough. If man can destroy,...

Brushing Teeth Prevents Heart Disease - British Medical Journal

Not Brushing Teeth Twice A Day Increases Risk Of Heart Disease The British Medical Journal has published a report showing that people who do not brush their teeth at least twice a day are more at risk of getting...

Increasing C-Diff Superbug Outbreaks in SE US: Antibiotic-Immune

A new study shows increases in C-Diff outbreaks in the southeast US. Both MRSA and C-Diff are resistant to common antibiotics. C-Diff or Clostridium difficile is a bacteria that attacks the colon and...

The Wisconsin Cheeseman® Recall - Listeria

Wisconsin Cheeseman is recalling cheese products that it purchased from Parkers Farm, Inc. because of the danger of contamination by Listeria bacteria.  Parkers Farm, Inc. has recently had a large recall of product as a result of sampling done by government officials. ...

Lessons from H1N1: Anticipate new pathogens

So far, the H1N1 virus did not become the pandemic that some feared it  would be. Its deadliness was not much more than that of the common flu, and most of those who died from it were people with weakened immune systems. That however is no reason for...

Proctor & Gamble Recalls Vicks Sinex Nasal Spray

Proctor and Gamble are voluntarily recalling Vicks Sinex Nasal Spray in the U.S., Germany and the U.K.  A routine safety check of the product turned up the presence of B. cepacia, a bacterium not normally harmful, but it might cause complications in immune challenged...

Shower Head Bacteria: Taking Showers Can Make You Sick

Showers are a potential source of infection, say scientists at the University of Colorado. This is due to bacteria accumulating in the shower head, then being shot out into the bathroom air. Researchers found that the levels of Mycobacterium avium were a hundred times...

82 000 Munchkins Teethers Recalled in Canada

82 000 Munchikins Brands teethers have been recalled in Canada due to bacterial contamination of the gel inside them.  Only one lot tested showed the bacterial contamination of the teethers, but Munchkin, Inc. is recalling all the teethers.This large recall of teethers...

Your Food Has Been Lying to You

Do you know where your food comes from?  If you're like most people the answer is likely 'no'.  The makers of Food Inc. are hoping to educate you. "Bigger-breasted chickens fattened artificially. New...

Armpits Are "Rain Forests" for Bacteria, Skin Map Shows

A new study of the diversity of bacteria on healthy human skin has revealed a rich diversity of types(phyla) of bacteria.  The areas with most bacteria are those that are damp or oily, like armpits and...

Cryptosporidium: Urinating in the pool causes health problems

Urinating in the swimming pool is a bigger deal than many believes. Although it will not send you to the emergency room, it does cause a respiratory, ocular irritation which produces the red puffy eyes, or coughing...

Bacteria create aquatic superbugs in waste treatment plants

Bacteria in wastewater treatment plants have the perfect opportunity to swap genes for antibiotic resistance.  They can trade bits of DNA with ease, in some cases acquiring the ability to live when treated...

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