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Scientists have created a probiotic to restore bile salt metabolism, found in the gastrointestinal tract, to counter the onset and effects of Clostridium Difficile Infection (CDI).

According to a study, the genes involved in coronary heart disease appear to be the same across all major racial and ethnic backgrounds.

Analyzing the diversity of RNA transcripts in human tissues has enabled researchers to characterize how differences in genes and the environment manifest in the transcriptome.

New technologies provide unprecedented view of virus’ "weird biology"—critical for future biomedical applications against bacterial infections

Researchers have found that soil decontamination efforts in Fukushima have caused a rapid decline in radiocesium particles and that rapid vegetation recovery has reduced the duration of unsustainable turbidity effects.

A mathematical model has been developed to predict the spread of disease, taking into account factors including the rates of recovery and infection. The model could be applied to any mass disease, including coronavirus or monkeypox.

Researchers have developed a color-changing film that consumers can stick onto foods and easily analyze nitrite levels by snapping a picture with a smartphone.

Satellite data from 2003 – 2020 was used to determine the effect of fuel regulations on pollution from cargo ships and contribute to answering a bigger question on air pollutants and global temperatures.

New research describes how the human thymus generates the list of friendly proteins that T cells should not attack.

There is evidence that certain viruses and single-celled parasites (protozoa) can defy environmental influences and cause diseases via raw fruit and vegetables