Coffee and Tea Really A Cure for MRSA?
Coffee and tea can save you from MRSA, a deadly staph infection.
Coffee and Tea Intake Can Save Your Life (Health Report)
Coffee and tea may prevent a deadly disease
Tea, Coffee Drinkers Have Lower Risk of Carrying MRSA
Turns out, those people waiting in the incredibly long Starbucks lines are not only getting their caffeine fix, but possibly also warding off staph infection-causing bacterium.
Coffee and Tea Drinkers Less Likely to Have MRSA Infection
According to a new government study in which 5,555 Americans were sampled, coffee and hot tea drinkers have double the advantage over non-drinkers in warding off superbug MRSA in their nostrils.
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Anti-HIV Drugs Prevent Infection in Healthy Heterosexuals, An End to the HIV Epidemic?
Two studies have confirmed that a daily pill containing HIV-combating drugs can be used to prevent infection in the healthy. One of the studies was conducted by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Botswana Ministry of Health and the other was conducted by the University of Washington and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Sherwood Schwartz: ‘The Brady Bunch,’ 'Gilligan's Island' Creator Dies at 94
Sherwood Schwartz, the creator of the television series The Brady Bunch and Gilligan's Island died of natural causes at 94, according to TMZ.
Pills Can Prevent HIV in Hetrosexuals: Studies
Two new studies in Africa have found out that, infection with Aids virus can be prevented by daily pills in heterosexual men and women.
'Superbug' Strain of Gonorrhea: Fact sheet
A new strain of the sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea was found to be resistant to antibiotics, international researchers say. According to the CDC, more than 700,000 persons in the U.S. get new gonorrheal infections each year and less than half of these infections are reported to CDC.
Gonorrhea Superbug: U.S. Safe -- For Now
Health officials say gonorrhea is showing resistance to the antibiotics used to treat it, causing concerns over a gonorrhea superbug outbreak. The resistant gonorrhea strain has not be found in the United states, but CDC officials say there are signs it could happen.
Super Japanese Gonorrhea Defies Antibiotics, Threatens World
Scientists have found the first superbug strain of gonorrhea -- a discovery they're calling both alarming and predictable, Reuters reported.
Scientists Discover Gonorrhea 'Superbug' from Japan
Scientists have found the first superbug strain of gonorrhea -- a discovery they're calling both alarming and predictable.
Antibiotic-Resistant Gonorrhea: Factsheet
A new strain of the sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea was found to be resistant to antibiotics, international researchers say. According to the CDC, more than 700,000 persons in the U.S. get new gonorrheal infections each year and less than half of these infections are reported to CDC.
Antibiotic Resistant Strain of Gonorrhea Can Cause Pandemic
Scientists in Japan have found a new antibiotic-resistant strain of Gonorrhea bacteria, which can lead to a global public pandemic.
Arizona man found dead linked to Europe E. coli outbreak, CDC says
Health officials confirmed Friday the death of an Arizona man tied to the food-poisoning outbreak in Europe a month after the United States Food and Drug Administration reported a five-state outbreak linked to sprouts.
First Strain of Globally Spreading Gonorrhoea Superbug Found in Japan
Scientists have found a superbug strain of gonorrhoea in Japan that is resistant to all recommended antibiotics and say it could transform a once easily treatable infection into a global public health threat.
CDC Says Arizona Man Died From European E. Coli, FDA Warns on Sprouts
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the Arizona Department of Health said Friday that a man who recently traveled to Germany was infected by the German E. coli outbreak. The man died from kidney complications.
Belly Button Project Finds Hundreds of Unclassified Microbes
Navel swabs of volunteers threw up nearly 600 new strains of bacteria
E. Coli Outbreak: Are Egyptian Fenugreeks Lethal?
The European Union has banned Egyptian fenugreek seeds.
Get Sterilized, Win a Car in Rajasthan, India
In an attempt to counter high population grown in Rajasthan, India, health officials in the western state are launching a new campaign encouraging men and women to volunteer for sterilization
Copper kills Hospital ICU Bacteria
New research has found that the use of antimicrobial copper surfaces in intensive care units (ICU) kill bacteria that can cause hospital-acquired infections (HAIs).
Copper kills bacteria, lots of it
New research has found copper to be an effective antimicrobial agent, killing nearly all pathogens in certain parts of hospitals, for instance.
Sprouts spark 20 cases of Salmonella poisoning FDA says
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration along with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and public health agencies are warning consumers not to eat Evergreen Produce brand alfalfa sprouts or spicy sprouts because they may be linked to 20 cases of salmonella poisoning.
Japanese scientists invent Mermaid tiny remote-controlled pill camera to examine digestive tract (PHOTOS)
Researchers at a Japanese university have invented a minuscule, self-propelled, remote-controlled endoscope that can capture images of a human's stomach and colon.
Opponents File Lawsuit against SF Anti-Circumcision Initiative
Opponents of a measure to ban circumcision in San Francisco, before it takes to the ballot in November, filed a lawsuit Wednesday on the grounds that state law prohibits local governments from restricting medical procedures.
8-year-old US girl survives rabies without vaccine
A rabies-infected girl who showed normally irreversible symptoms of the late-stage infection, survived miraculously in what is only the third such case in the US.
Non-Alcoholic Wheat Beer Boosts Athletes' Health
The consumption of non-alcoholic weissbier, or wheat beer, has a positive effect on athletes' health, according to a research study that gathered during the world's largest study of marathons, Be-MaGIC (beer, marathons, genetics, inflammation and the cardiovascular system).
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