Jason TetroSince he was a teenager, Jason Tetro has called the laboratory his second home. His experience in microbiology and immunology has taken him into several fields including bloodborne, food and water pathogens; environ...Read More Under The MicroscopeThe Future of Medicine May Involve MusicTurning proteins into music compositions may one day help diagnostics.By Jason TetroOctober 25, 2016Under The MicroscopeThe Sinister Way Staph Avoids Arrest During Infection Researchers have learned another way Staphylococcus aureus evades the immune systemBy Jason TetroOctober 18, 2016Under The MicroscopeGaining A New Perspective On The Cause of ObesityResearchers have found a possible lynchpin stemming from the immune systemBy Jason TetroOctober 11, 2016Under The MicroscopeCould A Chemical Found in Marijuana Be A Treatment For Alzheimer’s Disease?Researchers have discovered the benefits of THC in the brainBy Jason TetroOctober 4, 2016Under The MicroscopeTracking A Viral War In Real TimeResearchers track immune cells during influenza infectionBy Jason TetroSeptember 27, 2016Under The MicroscopeThe Losing Battle Against Bacterial STDsWorld Health Organizaiton unveils new treatment guidelines to cope with antibiotic resistanceBy Jason TetroSeptember 20, 2016Under The MicroscopeThe Possible Link Between Bacteria And Chronic Disease?Researchers Propose A Bacterial Toxin May Be Partly Responsible for A Variety of DiseasesBy Jason TetroSeptember 13, 2016Under The MicroscopeA New Microbial Challenge in The Intensive Care UnitResearchers have discovered a new infection risk inside the bodyBy Jason TetroSeptember 6, 2016Under The MicroscopeThe Tenuous Tale of Contraceptive Hormones and HIV RiskResearchers are trying to determine the answer to a decade-old questionBy Jason TetroAugust 30, 2016Under The MicroscopeA New Human-Based Ecological Test May Help Keep Patients SafeResearchers have learned how to use the human microflora to monitor healthcare cleanlinessBy Jason TetroAugust 23, 2016Under The MicroscopeResearchers Attempt To Understand Why Land Development Is Bad News For Sea Otters Computational modelling suggests human land use leads to more infection at seaBy Jason TetroAugust 16, 2016Under The MicroscopeThe Search of the Perfect Antiviral Has Taken A New Step ForwardResearchers have developed an antiviral polymer with a wide spectrumBy Jason TetroAugust 9, 2016Under The MicroscopeThe Cockroach Milk Debate: Super Food Or Just Super Hype?Cockroach milk may open the door to better supplementation for humans...but don't drink itBy Jason TetroAugust 2, 2016Under The MicroscopeA Sweet (Smelling) Bed Bug Control OptionThere may be a way to trap bed bugs using their own pheromonesBy Jason TetroJuly 26, 2016Under The MicroscopeThe Immune Infliction of Heroin AddictionResearchers have revealed why users are so much more prone to diseaseBy Jason TetroJuly 19, 2016Under The MicroscopeAn Account of The Algal Affliction in FloridaThe recent State of Emergency declared in Florida is just the latest in a long history of troublesBy Jason TetroJuly 12, 2016Under The MicroscopeAlcohol Hand Sanitizers Will Keep You Healthy And SafeFDA wants to make this official and recently asked to know moreBy Jason TetroJuly 5, 2016Under The MicroscopeConvincing Lung Cancer To Commit SuicideResearchers have developed a method to kill lung carcinomas using a viral ‘suicide gene’By Jason TetroJune 28, 2016Under The MicroscopeLooking To Animals To Help Predict & Prevent Future EpidemicsResearchers suggest tracking mammals may help deal with future outbreaksBy Jason TetroJune 21, 2016Under The MicroscopeA Protozoan Prospect For Nutritional SupplementationResearchers have found a protozoan species may one day offer a source of healthy nutrientsBy Jason TetroJune 14, 2016
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