DURHAM, N.C. (StudyFinds.org) – Germaphobes beware, it may be time to ditch the kitchen sponge for good. A new study by Duke University researchers found the average kitchen sponge is crawling with ...

The new study, published today in Science, is the first large-scale demonstration showing how bacteria react to ever-increasing doses of antibiotics, and how these relentless microbes exploit ...

BOSTON — We believe what we see … so how do unseen ideas become believable? Antibiotic resistance could have a drastic impact on all of our lives, but is invisible to the naked eye and impossible for ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The University of Surrey experiment shows off how many bacteria live on the average smartphone Mobile phones can harbour disease - ...

When thinking of art, people don't usually imagine it in a petri dish -- well, maybe just a few people. One microbiologist just flipped the art world on its head and when she recreated Vincent van ...

In just days, sensitive bacterial strains developed complete resistance to two separate antibiotics We believe what we see … so how do unseen ideas become believable? Antibiotic resistance could have ...