Increasing vitamin C intake may decrease your risk of UTIs by making your urine more acidic, thus killing infection-causing bacteria. Drinking unsweetened cranberry juice is one of the most well ...

Kate, a 44-year-old illustrator from Norwich, started to experience UTIs — caused when bacteria enter the urethra ... oestrogen levels are likely to be causing problems.

coli outbreak connected to walnuts. Twelve people from two states have gotten sick with this particular strain of the bacteria. Seven people got so sick that they had to be hospitalized.

A new mouth-spray vaccine reportedly stops urinary tract infections (UTIs) from coming back again ... For the vaccine, these bacteria are inactivated by heat so that the proteins on their surface ...

While painkillers and antibiotics are the line of treatment under medical guidance, health experts suggest healthy lifestyle changes to make the journey to prevent and treat UTIs easy and less ...

Body odor from the armpits comes from bacteria metabolizing sweat produced ... skin microflora and found an increased presence of odor-causing precursors in those 11 samples along with a ...

The agency reiterated recommendations that consumers properly handle raw meats and cook them to a safe internal temperature to kill bacteria and ... fire from the U.S. Meat Export Federation.

Deadly bacteria, such as E Coli, have been observed to "sniff out" and swim towards human blood in order to feed on it, a phenomenon that has been dubbed "bacterial vampirism" by scientists.

Two dogs treated at a veterinary hospital in New Jersey last year have tested positive for a rare, drug-resistant strain of bacteria linked to a fatal outbreak blamed on now-recalled eye drops ...

It's easier for bacteria to ... coli to prevent UTIs. A review published in 2020 found that D-mannose may prevent bacteria from clinging to the bladder and causing infection.

More than 50% of the patients who used a new mouth-spray-based vaccine didn't have a UTI for up to nine years.