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Indore water contamination row: 10 dead, over 1,000 affected; reports flag ‘presence of bacteria’ – key findings | India News

NEW DELHI: At least 10 people have died while more the 1,400 are affected due to a diarrhoea outbreak caused by contaminated water in Bhagirathpura area of Madhya Pradesh’s Indore.“According to health department data, four people have died due to the diarrhoea outbreak in Bhagirathpura. However, I have received information about 10 deaths due to…

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6-month-old child dies after diarrhea, high fever; contaminated water suspected to be the cause: Understanding how waterborne bacteria can put life at risk and how to stay protected

Madhya Pradesh’s Indore is facing a public health emergency as the Bhagirathpura locality has been hit by a waterborne disease outbreak, with 9 confirmed deaths and over 1400 affected. Now, the death of a 6-month-old child has raised outrage. The infant died after diarrhea and high-fever, and contaminated water is suspected to be the cause….

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Millions of stomach cancer cases tied to a common bacteria: Who is at risk, early detection, and ways to prevent it |

Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori), a common bacterium residing in the stomach lining, has been linked to a significant proportion of stomach cancer cases worldwide. A study published in Nature Medicine estimates that nearly 76% of gastric cancers may be attributable to H. pylori, with around 12 million cases expected among those born between 2008 and…

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Scientists add bacteria to a waste gas reactor – what happened next is nearly impossible |

In a laboratory in Norway, scientists have achieved something that sounds like science fiction: turning industrial waste gases into clean, usable fuel. Researchers at the Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research (NIBIO) added specialised bacteria to a reactor and watched as carbon dioxide and hydrogen transformed into nearly pure methane, exceeding 96 per cent purity. This…

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India develops powerful, homegrown antibiotic to tackle multi-drug-resistant bacteria

Wockhardt, a leading Indian pharmaceutical company has achieved a major breakthrough through the development of Zaynich as a new antibiotic. The new drug targets multi-drug-resistant (MDR) Gram-negative bacteria which show resistance to current antibiotic treatments. Zaynich uses zidebactam and cefepime as its active components, to deliver a strong new treatment for dangerous bacterial infections from…

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The natural salt cleaning hack that can transform your toilet, fight bacteria, and leave it shining overnight |

Cleaning the bathroom is often seen as a dreaded chore, yet it is one of the most important tasks to maintain a hygienic home. Bathrooms are high-traffic areas where germs, bacteria, and dirt accumulate daily. While many assume effective cleaning requires expensive products or harsh chemicals, a simple natural solution is gaining popularity: using salt…

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Magnesium supplementation boosts gut bacteria and Vitamin D to reduce colorectal cancer risk; new study reveals |

Recent research from Vanderbilt University Medical Center reveals a significant link between magnesium supplementation, gut microbiota, and vitamin D synthesis, highlighting its potential in colorectal cancer prevention. Published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, the study demonstrates that magnesium not only increases blood vitamin D levels but also enhances local vitamin D production in…

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Nightmare bacteria: Deadly drug-resistant pathogen spreading fast in US – All you need to know

Infections caused by drug-resistant “nightmare bacteria” are rising rapidly in the United States, with cases increasing nearly 70 percent between 2019 and 2023, according to scientists at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The findings, published Monday in the Annals of Internal Medicine, warn of the growing threat from bacteria carrying the…

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