More stories about "Bacteria"

Health and Wellness

A Toilet Seat Is Much Cleaner Than a Kitchen Sink

You've been wasting toilet paper this entire time. by Ysa Singson for Cosmo.ph

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Looks Like Farting Can Be Good for You

They aren't that bad after all. by Charlene J. Owen

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8 Vaginal Odors You Have to Know And What They Mean

Your vagina is telling you something, but you don't always have to be alarmed. by Stephanie Shi

Beauty

How Often Should You Really Clean Your Feet?

You're probably not cleaning them as often as you should! by Retty Contreras

Health and Wellness

Experts Test the Five-Second Rule

Is it legit? See what scientists say about it. by Ira Nopuente

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Disease-Causing Bacteria May Live for Long Periods on Regularly Used Objects

Maintaining a clean environment may help lower your risk of contracting diseases from objects contaminated by bacteria. by Charlene J. Owen

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New Study Warns Against Drinking Raw Milk

Researchers believe that drinking unpasteurized milk may not be as healthy as you think. by Charlene J. Owen

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Garlic May Protect Infants from Deadly Bacteria

Compounds found in this bulb may protect infants from infection. by Charlene J. Owen

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Gum Disease May Worsen Rheumatic Arthritis

Bacteria that cause gum deterioration may also speed up cartilage destruction. by Charlene J. Owen

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Cranberry Juice May Protect You from Urinary Tract Infection

Urinary tract infection (UTI) is a very common condition in women. Avoid it by regularly drinking lots of water and cranberry juice. by Charlene J. Owen

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Living Well: 13 Healthy Habits That You Should Take Note Of This 2013

In time, these healthy habits will be like second nature! by Jennifer Chan

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Clean Knives May Prevent the Spread of Foodborne Bacteria at Home

According to a study, being a neat freak in the kitchen pays off. by Charlene J. Owen

Health and Wellness

Laundry Story: Drying Clothes Indoors May Cause Health Issues

Drying your laundry indoors may sound practical during the rainy season, but a new study says that it may not be practical for your health. by Charlene J. Owen

Health and Wellness

Faucet and Microwave Door Handles among Dirtiest Office Surfaces

Research details the top six bacteria-filled surfaces in the workplace. by Jennifer Chan

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7 Things Every Woman Needs to Know about Urinary Tract Infections

UTIs are 50 times more common in women than in men or children, so it's a good idea to read up on this ailment. by Dr. Natasha Balbas, DC

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New Study: 1 in 6 Cellphones Have E. Coli

Research shows your phone could contain fecal bacteria. by Belle Yambao

Health and Wellness

Toilet Seat Most Germ-Free Part of the House/Office + 10 Tips for Staying Clean

Research shows a surprising result of what may the cleanest part of your home and office. Plus, advice for keeping good hygiene, whether you're at home or at work. by Belle Yambao