Bacterial Infection Stories
From schizophrenia to a miscarriage, owning a cat can increase your risk for a number of health conditions.
Taking more walks may protect people, especially women, from certain bacterial infections, finds recent research.
Medical Daily looks at when you should and shouldn't use antibiotics.
Cat scratch disease, an infection that is spread from felines to humans, can cause more serious complications than we previously realized.
Harvard scientists use a giant petri dish to show E. coli bacteria learning to resist antibiotics right in front of our eyes.
Bacteria doesn't always adhere to the five-second rule, but it may adhere to your food if you drop it on the floor.
The extended close contact of the bacteria in the products with mucus membranes can lead to a number of infections and health risks, a new study has found.
English scientists have developed an experimental treatment that makes it harder for antimicrobial-resistant bacteria to stick to skin cells and cause skin infections.
Researchers found that a bacterium found in your nose can be used as an antibiotic against Staph infections.
Here's how long you should keep your favorite makeup products before they're brimming with bacteria.
A 21-year-old Michigan day camp worker died this past week after contracting bacterial meningitis.
A new survey finds that a small chunk of patients are using antibiotics behind their doctor's backs, contributing even more to the growing number of bacterial infections that are antibiotic resistant.