You may need a shower after hearing the results of this eye-opening study. Northwestern University researchers identified more than 600 different viruses on 92 showerhead and 34 toothbrush samples — ...
Researchers from Northwestern University have uncovered a hidden world of "untapped biodiversity" in our homes, identifying over 600 distinct viruses from toothbrushes and showerheads. The study, ...
It's often considered one of the cleanest places in your home. But a new study might have you cracking out the cleaning supplies next time you're in your bathroom. Scientists from Northeastern ...
A toothbrush can offer an alternative and more convenient way of collecting samples for Covid test. This comes as good news as most people, especially children, find it difficult to take swabs from ...
It turns out that the everyday items we rely on for hygiene, like our toothbrushes and showerheads, may be harbouring an unseen world of viruses. A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers from ...
What's on your toothbrush? Mostly just bacteria from your mouth, according to a study published on January 31 in Microbiome. The types of bacteria living on toothbrushes reflect microbes commonly ...
Northwestern University researchers identified more than 600 different viruses on 92 showerhead and 34 toothbrush samples -- and no two samples were alike. You may need a shower after hearing the ...
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