Dirt usually means the opposite of clean but for these chickens, it's one of the healthiest things they have in their coops.

The network of interacting genes determining feathers is very robust, ensuring their proper development even under substantial genetic or environmental perturbations. Credit: Fabrice Berger & Michel ...

Milky white vaginal discharge is usually normal and a sign of a healthy reproductive system. Most people who have a vagina have some discharge. Your discharge can give you a clue about what stage of ...

Health officials are raising the alarm over a deadly fungus described as similar to 'having cancer' that is surging in US hospitals. Candida Auris, a type of yeast resistant to most treatments ...

A dangerous fungus spreading among US healthcare systems isn’t slowing down, reports claim. New research has revealed that Candida auris (C. auris) has spread rapidly in hospitals since it was ...

Scientists have successfully genetically modified chickens to make their feathers resemble those of dinosaurs. This study is part of a broader effort to understand how and why feathers evolved.

A deadly, drug-resistant fungus that preys on the sick and old is continuing to spread in hospitals and senior care facilities across the country, killing more than 1 in 3 infected. Candida auris ...

A dangerous, drug-resistant fungus is spreading rapidly through hospitals and senior care facilities across the U.S., prompting growing concern among public health officials. The yeast ...

An ancient and enormous organism called Prototaxites, initially found to be a type of fungus, may actually be an unknown branch of life, researchers say.

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Almost 14 years later, Netflix released a documentary about the incident and aftermath, documenting the effects the fungus from the Joplin tornado had on Steven Weersing. Keep reading to learn more ...

Among them is a pathogenic fungus Nomuraea rileyi which Queensland's Department of Primary Industries (DPI) has been researching since 2021. DPI principal entomologist Dr Ian Newton said the ...