But the spread of human diseases to animals – known as "reverse zoonosis" – is a growing threat, often even bigger than habitat loss or poaching, said Nature. Humans have transmitted Covid-19 ...

Researchers believe the new discovery could improve treatments and clear Enterobacter infections more efficiently, leading to less deaths.

Expertise within the Florey Institute spans a broad spectrum of disease and experimental models, from bacterial cells and communities to animal and human tissue models of infection, allowing for an ...

It is hydrochloric acid and while it does us no harm, it is strong enough to kill any pathogens that have been caught in mucus in the airways or consumed in food or water. Stomach acid is a ...

Even though antibiotic resistance is increasing across the world, scientists are worried about other pathogens also causing a ...