Micro Innovations, Zoonotic Diseases
Sterile Mosquitos Used to Limit Viral Disease
Aedes aegypti poses a significant threat as they vector diseases including Zika, chikungunya, and dengue fever. There are growing concerns
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Howard Florey: The Man Who Was First to Make Penicillin
Saving lives during WWII Howard Walter Florey was a famed pathologist and pharmacologist from Australia known for being one of
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E. coli Used in the Fight Against Cancer
Genetic engineering can help preserve endangered species Since 1978, Escherichia coli has been used in the development of synthetic “human” insulin (1).
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New Drugs in the Fight Against COVID-19
As the COVID-19 pandemic moves into its third year, new treatment options to combat the coronavirus disease are being authorized
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Self-Destructing Mosquitoes: A new way to combat malaria and other mosquito vector diseases.
CRISPR technology used to control the fourth biggest infectious disease killer...
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The Novavax protein antigen vaccine
Is a New and Better Vaccine Coming Soon? A new player in the field of COVID vaccines could be arriving
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New Technology in the Fight Against Pneumonia
Saving Patient Lives with Rapid Pneumonia Testing Streptococcus pneumoniae and Legionella pneumophila pose a severe threat of morbidity and mortality, with acute symptoms
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CBD: How Pet Parents are Leading the Pack -The current landscape for pets and medical cannabis products
CBD: How Pet Parents are Leading the Pack -The current landscape for pets and medical cannabis products In America, around
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Enlisting AI for Drug Discovery
Bacteria are becoming more resistant to drugs while pharmaceutical companies are slowing their antibiotic research. Due to low profits and
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Isn’t It Time We Build a Better Bed Rail?
Long before Sir Alexander Fleming’s accidental discovery of Penicillin in 1928, our ancestors were already putting the antimicrobial effects of
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Neutralizing the Situation
In the past year, there have been ongoing concerns that sanitizers commonly used to reduce pathogens on poultry carcasses can
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