If your teeth have ever felt fuzzy after skipping a brushing, you've encountered biofilm—a slimy bacterial layer that clings ...

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olly – stock.adobe.com Start by walking — not jogging or running — one mile as fast as possible on a flat course. Record your time with a stopwatch and immediately note your heart rate using ...

(NewsNation) — Cases of “walking pneumonia” are rising for the first time since the start of the pandemic, with health providers reporting an increase in young children. Cases began climbing in the ...

But that doesn't mean the players aren't competitive. More than a dozen walking soccer players move around the pitch at the Saskatoon Sports Centre as fast as they can without breaking into a run.

And this year, there’s another plot twist: Infections with a type of bacteria known as Mycoplasma pneumoniae (M. pneumoniae), which can be a common cause of walking pneumonia, have been on the rise.

Infrequent exposure In bacteria, CRISPR serves as a memory immune response. When bacteria encounter viral DNA, they can incorporate part of the sequence into their own DNA. Then, if the virus is ...

Walking is a beneficial exercise for weight loss, adaptable to all ages. Younger adults (18-40) benefit from brisk 45-60 minute walks, five days a week. Those aged 40-60 should aim for 30-45 ...

Experts warn that mirror bacteria could escape natural biological controls, potentially evolving to exploit resources in ways that disrupt ecosystems and pose unforeseen dangers to the environment and ...

You're probably very familiar by now with the most common respiratory illnesses that can cause winter misery: cold, flu, COVID-19, and RSV. But the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ...

The bacteria is not transmitted between humans. Infectious diseases expert Mehrab Hossain said the bacteria was found in possums before it was picked up by mosquitoes, which then transferred it to ...

However, cases of walking pneumonia in younger children up to age 4 have been abnormally high, according to area health officials. The illness is caused by a bacteria called mycoplasma pneumoniae ...