By Vijay Kumar Malesu From babyhood to adulthood, the bacteria and fungi on your skin help train your immune system—but when that balance tips, chronic inflammation can follow. This new review reveals ...

If we looked at our skin through a microscope we would see tiny crannies and crevices. Inside these tiny crevices, millions of bacteria are living and growing, doubling their population every ...

You can’t see them without a microscope ... Another theory is that bacteria tied to the parasites causes rosacea. If you have lasting skin irritation, a rosacea breakout, or a blepharitis ...

Bacteria are everywhere. Trillions of these microscopic, single-celled organisms make their home on your body and inside it. Should you be alarmed? Hardly, here's the truth about bacteria.

Affected populations: Nocardiosis is a rare but potentially deadly infectious disease caused by bacteria in the genus ... infected with nocardiosis develop skin ulcers or sores, instead of an ...

If we looked at our skin through a microscope we would see tiny crannies and crevices. Inside these tiny crevices, millions of bacteria are living and growing, doubling their population every ...