Intestinal parasites are more common than perceived, often presenting with subtle symptoms mistaken for digestive issues. Dr.

Winter seems peaceful, doesn’t it? The garden is quiet, plants are resting, and snow or frost blankets the ground. But ...

An Ohio State University study determining what parasite risks pastured pigs experience shares what they've learned so far, ...

Intestinal worms, often unnoticed, can cause significant health issues. Symptoms range from stomach pain and fatigue to ...

A study shows prevalence of soil-transmitted intestinal worms in seven percent of children between five and 10 years.

World Soil Day, held annually on December 5, is an opportunity to focus attention on the importance of healthy soil and to ...

The continual practice of ‘monoculture’ planting by farmers is becoming increasingly detrimental to the quality of produce in ...

Norfolk Wildlife Trust understands that protecting natural processes improves soil, and recovering our county’s wildlife is crucial for improving our own health and wellbeing too. That’s why our ...

Because of the iron oxide particles, a nearby magnet can pull the nanoculture bubbles out of the medium they’re in. Scientists can get the bubbles to release their cargo by placing them in pure ...

Healthcare facilities, especially major hospitals in Nepal, could be the major reservoirs and amplifiers of antimicrobial ...

Liver fluke prevalence is predicted to be highest in the Midlands, west and northern areas of the country this year ...