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AIM WINNERS & LOSERS: Destiny Pharma posts landmark XF-73 data

AIM WINNERS & LOSERS: Destiny Pharma posts landmark XF-73 data
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Simon crowtherChris yatesAlliance news ltdAlliance newsAbingdon healthDestiny pharmaInfection microbiologyChief scientific officer billChief executive simonElizabeth winterAll rights

DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: Feed your skin to keep it healthy

DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: Bacteria that live on skin protect you against invasion by other, more dangerous microbes by making your skin more acidic - which stops pathogens from growing.

United kingdomKeith crandallUniversity of waterlooColorado school of medicineGeorge washington universityUniversity of montreal health centreUniversity of viennaNature medicineMontreal health centreInfection microbiologyMedical universityScientific reportsNeonatal medicineColorado school

Good bacteria on your skin to tackle spots and wrinkles

We all know too much exposure to the sun, tobacco and pollution are bad for our skin.

City ofUnited kingdomDavid jackCatherine borysiewiczJason thomsonGill westgateBradford university centre for skin sciencesJackson laboratoryInfection microbiologyBradford universitySkin sciences

Brain Network Breakdown May Link Infections to Alzheimer s

Brain Network Breakdown May Link Infections to Alzheimer s
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United statesBhaswati senYves monJoshuap earlGarthd ehrlichAzad ahmedJames truchardCollege of medicineAlzheimer associationNational institutes of healthAlzheimer pathobiome initiativeDrexel college of medicineMarion cook foundationInfection microbiologyJeffrey lapidesNational institutes

Could a breakdown in the brain s networks allow infections to contribute to Alzheimer s disease?

Could a breakdown in the brain s networks allow infections to contribute to Alzheimer s disease?
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Garthd ehrlichYves monSpatial developmentDrexel college of medicineAlzheimer pathobiome initiativeCollege of medicineInfection microbiologyJeffrey lapidesPathobiome initiativeEvidence supportiveBacterial componentTemporal spatial developmentPathogenic microbiome