Moisture traps, warm zones, high-touch areas, and specific kitchen devices where splatter is out of your line of sight are all culprits for hidden bacteria. Littley and other kitchen and cleaning ...

"Loofahs and shower sponges can trap moisture and dead skin cells, causing bacteria and fungi growth. These should be rinsed ...

Recent DNA analysis has uncovered that a Bronze Age sheep from Arkaim, a settlement in the southern Urals (situated in modern Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia, near ...

Despite thrifting on second-hand clothes apps and websites, shoppers are warned to watch out for one dangerous aspect - hidden germs. Hidden germs can be spread easily, such as flu, fungal ...

A group of scientists from the University of Oldenburg, Germany, has discovered how special bacteria in the ocean break down ...

A new study has raised concerns about a hidden risk in hospitals and public spaces – germs spreading through 'splash back' from handwashing sinks. The team of scientists discovered that the ...

Antoine Maillard Supported by By Carl Zimmer Carl Zimmer writes the Origins column for The New York Times and is the author of “Air-Borne: The Hidden History ... confirm germs can cause disease.

CLEANING experts have revealed the hidden spot in our kitchens that could be harbouring harmful bacteria. It's no secret that washing your hands and sanitising surfaces protects against the ...

Moisture traps, warm zones, high-touch areas, and specific kitchen devices where splatter is out of your line of sight are all culprits for hidden bacteria. Littley and other kitchen and cleaning ...