There is ongoing scientific debate regarding how best to prevent, manage and reduce rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). A possible future option is STI prophylaxis – taking medications either prior to (pre-), or shortly after (post-), exposure to an STI in order to prevent infection. However, this raises concerns regarding the development of antibiotic… Read More: Antibiotics to prevent STIs – for or against? »
Molecular hydrogen (H2 gas) has powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, making it potentially useful for COVID-19, as explained in this video by Tyler W. LeBaron, founder of the science-based nonprofit Molecular Hydrogen Institute. In his video, LeBaron reviews the pathophysiology of COVID-19 and explains why H2 is being clinically investigated by discussing the proposed mechanisms… Read More: How Molecular Hydrogen Can Help Against COVID-19 »
A possible molecular mechanism explaining the protective effect of coffee against type 2 diabetes has been discovered. The biological activity of estrogen and testosterone, the sex hormones of the body, which are believed to play a part in type 2 diabetes development are regulated by a protein known as SHBG (sex hormone-binding globulin). And it… Read More: How Coffee Could Protect Against Type 2 Diabetes »
Globally, MRSA infection rates are dynamic and vary year to year. If the product is safe for the surface. Diagnostic microbiology laboratories and reference laboratories are key for identifying outbreaks of MRSA. Individuals colonised with MRSA may also serve as a ‘reservoir’ of MRSA that may spread to other patients. This may improve the outcomes… Read More: What antibiotics are effective against mrsa »