Home Microbiome Project announces results of study on household microbes

Research from University of Leicester sniffs-out smell of disease in feces.

Los Alamos and partners test ionic liquids to break bacterial biofilm layer and save lives.

Even the most careful chosen meal can contain surprises. To defend against infectious microbes, viruses or other potential hazards that find their way to the intestines, a dedicated contingent of immune cells keeps watch within the thin layer of tissue that divides the contents of the gut from the body itself.

Four undergraduate teams design creative new solutions to longstanding healthcare problems.

As the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) mulls over whether to rein in the use of common antibacterial compounds that are causing growing concern among environmental health experts, a team of scientists led by Arizona State University Biodesign Institute researchers are now reporting that many pregnant women and their fetuses are being exposed to these substances.

UC San Francisco study suggests healthy diet, sleep and exercise can mitigate negative impacts of stress.

Researchers use stress to improve quality of fruits and vegetables to combat health issues.

Researchers find a small molecule that predicts treatment response for depressed patients

New research by an international consortium, including a researcher from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, may help physicians better understand the chronological development of a brain aneurysm.