Human receives AI-designed virus for the first time
A California startup claims the first human injection of an AI‑designed virus to combat a drug‑resistant bacterial infection.
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A California startup claims the first human injection of an AI‑designed virus to combat a drug‑resistant bacterial infection.
Deep-sea briny death pools are emerging in current science coverage as critical sites for understanding early life on Earth.
Health reporting details three reported cases of a flesh-eating bacteria in coastal waters within South Carolina.
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New research reveals that single bacteria can learn and store memories without a brain, mirroring the functions of artificial neural networks.
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Flesh-eating bacteria linked to popular seafood sickens twelve individuals and causes one death in Florida, sparking nationwide coverage.
Health officials report one death and twelve confirmed cases of flesh-eating bacteria infections along Florida's coast.
A Florida patient has died from rare flesh-eating bacteria in the first fatality of the year.
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Researchers have discovered bacteria in a former Soviet mine capable of neutralizing toxic dissolved uranium into a stable compound.
Health officials have issued warnings regarding the risk of flesh-eating bacteria for beachgoers following recent reports in the U.S. and Europe.