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mercer bacteria :: Article Creator Bacteria Form Glasslike State Dense E.Coli bacteria have several similar qualities to colloidal glass, according to new research at the University of Tokyo. Colloids are substances made up of small particles suspended within a fluid, like ink for example. When these particles become higher in density and more packed together, they form a "glassy state." When researchers multiplied E.Coli bacteria within a confined area, they found that they exhibited similar characteristics. More surprisingly, they also showed some other unique properties not typically found in glass-state materials. This study contributes to our understanding of glassy "active matter," a relatively new field of materials research which crosses physics and life science. In the long term, the researchers hope that these results will contribute to developing materials with new functional capabilities, as well as aiding our understan

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do antibiotics treat viruses :: Article Creator Do I Need An Antibiotic? Antibiotics are incredible life-saving drugs. They're great for bacterial infections, like strep throat and many ear infections. But they aren't cure-all wonder pills. Here are some things you should know before taking one. Antibiotics only treat bacterial infections. If you have a virus, they aren't going to help you one bit. So you never want to take an antibiotic just to be safe. Most common illnesses are viral. That means a cold, flu, coughs, most sore throats and sinus infections shouldn't be treated by antibiotics. You may be nervous when you see green mucus, but that's actually not a sign that you need an antibiotic. When your immune system fights off an infection, its perfectly normal for mucus to change color. Antibiotics don't come without risks. They can cause mild side effects like an upset stomach, to serious allergic reactions. Most frig

signs of bv in pregnancy :: Article Creator WebMD 1:01: Early Signs Of Pregnancy Long before modern-day pregnancy tests, if a woman wanted to find it if she was pregnant, she took the rabbit test, which was discontinued because women felt weird about peeing on rabbits. Leah OK, OK. What he just said is not true. And there are other early signs of pregnancy that don't involve rabbits. [VOMITING] Other than morning sickness, [TOILET FLUSHING] almost as soon as a woman gets pregnant, there are changes in the breasts. Noah That's because the breasts are preparing to feed the baby. Leah Those changes may include tenderness, tingling with temperature change, and growing a whole cup size. Noah The areolas will darken, and the small glands on the areola's surface become raised and bumpy. These bumps produce an oily substance that keeps your nipples from cracking or drying out. Leah But what's also surprising is that with all this goi

pulmonary mycobacterial infection treatment :: Article Creator MannKind Launches Educational Website To Raise Awareness Of NTM Lung Disease LearnAboutNTM.Comprovides information and resources for patients and caregivers Site launch in support of World NTM Awareness Day, August 4 DANBURY, Conn. And WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif., July 31, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MannKind Corporation (Nasdaq: MNKD), a company focused on the development and commercialization of innovative inhaled therapeutic products and devices for patients with endocrine and orphan lung diseases, announced today the launch of an educational website designed to raise awareness of nontuberculous mycobacterial (NTM) lung disease. LearnAboutNTM.Com is launching today in support of World NTM Awareness Day on August 4. "NTM lung disease is something many have not heard of before and that often translates to patients going undiagnosed for years," said Dr. Wassim Fares, MSc, FCCP,

gum infection symptoms :: Article Creator Gum Disease: Causes, Risks, Prevention And When To See Your Dentist People say the eyes are the window to your soul, but your mouth may be the window to your health. It's estimated that up to 50% of Americans currently have mild gum disease, or gingivitis, while up to 80% have dealt with the more severe form, periodontitis, at some point. And it's not just your teeth that are at risk. According to family dentist Kristy Gretzula, DMD, gum disease has been linked to a higher risk of diabetes and heart problems, like atherosclerosis, heart attack and stroke. To help you better understand gum disease, our team spoke with two dentists and one periodontist who gave us the lowdown on what causes it and what you can do to prevent it. What is gum disease? Gum disease is an infection and inflammation of the tissues surrounding and supporting teeth. There are two primary forms: gingivitis and periodontitis

brain tb treatment :: Article Creator Tuberculosis-Infectious Woman Refuses To Get Treatment And Isolate, Putting Public At Risk A women in Tacoma, Washington, who has tuberculosis (TB), has been refusing treatment and was ... [+] spotted taking public transit and going to a casino. (Photo: Getty) getty When you have a contagious disease like tuberculosis (TB), refusing treatment and refusing to isolate are not personal choices. Such choices affect not only you but also everyone around you, at least those with nostrils or mouths. That's why there is now a warrant for the arrest of a woman in Tacoma, Washington, as reported by KOMO News. She has TB yet for over a year now has refused to be treated or to be isolated. That's two not-to-be's that be bad for preventing the spread of TB. Although Pierce County judge Philip Sorenson signed off on that arrest warrant last month, that TB move doesn't appear to be having much effect as

acute tonsillitis :: Article Creator Jannik Sinner Pulls Out Of Olympics Due To Tonsillitis Jul 24, 2024, 11:34 AM ET PARIS -- Top-ranked tennis player Jannik Sinner pulled out of the Paris Olympics on Wednesday because of tonsillitis, meaning Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz will be the top-seeded men, setting up a potential gold medal rematch of the Wimbledon final. Sinner, a 22-year-old from Italy, posted on social media that a doctor advised him that he should sit out the Summer Games. Sinner won the Australian Open in January for his first Grand Slam title and moved up to No. 1 in the ATP rankings last month after reaching the French Open semifinals. The draw for Olympic tennis is Thursday. Matches begin Saturday. "Missing the Olympics is a big disappointment, given that it was one of my main goals this season," Sinner wrote in Italian. "I couldn't wait to have the honor of representing my country in this extremel