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Breakthrough: Bacteria Can Help Defuse Dioxin-Contaminated Waters
In the new future, clean-up efforts at dioxin-contaminated sites all over the world may be possible. A recent study revealed bacteria might defuse the highly toxic dioxin in the sediments of the Passaic River.
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New Jersey Man Could Lose All His Limbs From Flesh-Eating Bacteria After Crabbing
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NASA Scientist Names Bacteria After Former Indian President and Scientist Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
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Scientists Discover Strange, Hairy Bacteria Thriving in Underwater Volcano’s Post-Eruption Apocalyptic Habitat
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Researchers Use Glowing Bacteria to Detect Active Landmines
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Young Girl Loses Leg From Rare ‘Flesh Eating’ Infection After Strep Throat
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Meningitis Outbreak in Nigeria Leaves at Least 140 Dead, Thousands Infected
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This Self-Sustaining, Bacteria-Powered Fuel Cell Can Generate Power for 13 Straight Days
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ALERT: Air Pollution Could Promote Antibiotic-Resistant Respiratory Infections
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This Common Weed Is the Latest Superbug Enemy
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ALERT: Superbug Resistant to 26 Antibiotics Killed a Woman in Nevada
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Bacteria That Commonly Cause Food Poisoning to be Used to Fight Most Aggressive Form of Brain Cancer
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Bacteria on a Sheet of Paper Can Now Power Batteries
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