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Oct 09, 2019
Benefits of drinking raw milk are not clear but the dangers are well defined
A study concluded that drinking raw milk in the first year of life could reduce the risk of fevers and respiratory infections by about 30 percent. -
Oct 01, 2019
9 Months Season 4 |MENTAL & PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT: Healthy Body & Mind | Part-2
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Sep 30, 2019
9 Months Season 4 | Health, Nutrition & Fitness | Part 2
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Sep 24, 2019
Research: Caesarean babies are born with fewer friendly bacteria
Babies born of a C-section lack important microbes in their gut that could make them prone to health conditions later in life. -
Sep 13, 2019
Today's Google doodle is dedicated to Hans Christian Gram, the man who stained bacteria different shades of purple
Hans Christian Gram found a way to differentiate between different bacteria using a dye - a major contribution to medicine. We use his method to this day. -
Sep 12, 2019
Is it really OK to eat food that's fallen on the floor, even if it's in five seconds?
It doesn't matter how long the food was on the floor but how infested with bacteria the floor is. -
Jul 18, 2019
Keeping children away from pets deprives them from building a strong firewall against allergies
By the early 2000s, a number of studies showed the opposite -- that exposure to pets in the very early stages of life confers protective benefits and prevents the development of allergic rhinitis, asthma and eczema. -
Jun 28, 2019
Scientists have developed a robotic arm that can taste for chemicals using bacteria
Soft robotics uses lightweight, flexible and soft materials to create machines that match the versatility of living things. -
Jun 17, 2019
Indian researchers find heat-resistant bacteria that survived meteorite impact
The bacteria were found to grow in temperatures up to 60 degrees and in areas with high salt content. -
Jun 04, 2019
Glowing proteins aide research in cancer, infectious diseases, organ development
The protein is small and stable under high temperatures and glows in ultraviolet and blue light.
