Many farmers with spring calving herds will be facing the daunting prospect of transitioning cows onto pastures that may not ...

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A flesh-eating bacteria that killed four people in Florida is routinely found in New Jersey's waters. Here's everything beachgoers in New Jersey need to know about the dangerous and often-fatal ...

The interaction between a common gene variant and gut microbes may trigger chronic inflammation in ulcerative colitis, new research suggests.

And by moving, Rahman means spinning, introducing a custom-designed rotation culture device where cellulose-producing bacteria are cultured in a cylindrical oxygen-permeable incubator continuously ...

Bacteria commonly found in the human gut could potentially be used to gather up PFAS and carry them out as waste, researchers suggest in a study published this week in Nature Microbiology. “I ...

Nearly one in four infants lacks enough healthy gut bacteria essential for training their immune systems, putting them at greater risk of developing non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as ...

Researchers have found a mouthwash — a natural one, at that — that seems to kill off nasty germs while nurturing friendly microbes.

Scientists have discovered a link between bacteria in the mouth and gut and the progression of cognitive decline in Parkinson's disease. Specific changes in these bacteria, known as the microbiome ...

This pathogenic bacteria can catch rides on yeast puddles to help it spread. By Laura Baisas Published Jun 4, 2025 11:00 AM EDT Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs ...

A strong link was found between childhood exposure to the bacteria and early-onset colorectal cancer.

New clues point to why colorectal cancer is rising in young people Scientists identified a link between colorectal cancer and a toxin in the gut. Eating more fiber may help reduce your risk.