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5 stories tagged with "Infection Treatment"
Scientists Find Bacteria That Sacrifice for the Colony
Innovation•Oct 21

Scientists Find Bacteria That Sacrifice for the Colony

Researchers discovered bacteria that create their own escape system using a water-absorbing gel, offering new hope for fighting stubborn infections. This breakthrough could transform how we tackle antibiotic-resistant biofilms.

Google News - Scientists Discover•2 min read
Light-Activated Gels Heal Stubborn Wounds in 95% of Cases
Innovation•Jun 14

Light-Activated Gels Heal Stubborn Wounds in 95% of Cases

Scientists have developed nanomaterials that use light to kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria in wounds that refuse to heal. The breakthrough treatment cleared 95% of infections in animal trials and could transform care for millions living with diabetic ulcers and severe burns.

Google News - New Treatment•2 min read
Scientists Find Cells Can Kill Viruses From Inside Out
Health & Wellness•Jun 5

Scientists Find Cells Can Kill Viruses From Inside Out

Your body's cells have a secret weapon that destroys viruses and bacteria after they sneak past your immune system. Scientists just discovered how this hidden defense works, opening doors to new infection treatments.

Google News - Scientists Discover•2 min read
Bacteria-Filled Gel Fights Infections Inside Mice
Health & Wellness•May 14

Bacteria-Filled Gel Fights Infections Inside Mice

Scientists created jellylike capsules packed with engineered bacteria that fight infections from inside the body. The breakthrough could eliminate the need for pills and shots when treating certain infections.

Scientific American•2 min read
Surgeons Keep Man Alive 48 Hours Without Lungs
Innovation•Feb 5

Surgeons Keep Man Alive 48 Hours Without Lungs

A 33-year-old man survived two days without lungs thanks to a groundbreaking artificial system that kept his heart pumping until a transplant could save his life. The Chicago medical team's innovation could help thousands of patients facing deadly lung infections.

Fox News Health•3 min read