Now, Johns Hopkins Medicine scientists say they have shed new light on how bacteria protect themselves from certain phage ...

Bacteria steal DNA from silent viruses and use it like a memory bank. That memory helps them protect future generations.

“Wash duvets every six months, or more frequently if you have allergies or pets,” says Louisa. “Most synthetic and some down or feather duvets can be machine-washed at home or at a launderette. If you ...

Metals like silver, gold and copper can kill bacteria and viruses. An electric current can also eliminate microorganisms. A ...

One of the best ways to control mosquito populations around homes is to follow the “tip and toss” method. Here’s what to do.

A team of researchers from the University of Arkansas has invented a powerful new way to keep surfaces free of germs. By ...

Raw cheese made with milk from dairy cattle infected with bird flu can harbor infectious virus for months and may be a risk ...

Cleaning removes dirt and germs, which is often enough. Sanitizing reduces bacteria to safe levels, and disinfecting kills bacteria and viruses. So, where to start? First, all new baby clothes ...

The invention combines silver nanowires and a tiny electric current to create a surface that eliminates and repels bacteria and viruses.

According to Consumer Reports, cleaning removes dirt and germs, sanitizing reduces bacteria to safe levels and disinfecting ...

Keeping children's toys, clothes, and accessories clean and germ-free is more important than ever when it seems like everybody's sick.