Researchers are using gassy, explosive bacteria to destroy cancer cells By Rahul Rao / Published October 2, 2021
Millennium- old poop reveals the surprising diversity of our ancestors’ microbiomes By Hannah Seo / Published May 13, 2021
The world’s most diverse group of bacteria lives inside your mouth By Claire Maldarelli / Published January 5, 2021
This WWII shipwreck hosts an underwater kingdom of bacteria By Kate Baggaley / Published August 19, 2020
This photo confirms that your tongue is basically a microbe party By Claire Maldarelli / Published April 20, 2020
Some viruses can actually protect our health By Cynthia Mathew/The Conversation / Published August 12, 2019
Every work of art has its own microbiome. Most could use a probiotic. By Eleanor Cummins / Published December 7, 2018
This new device could teach us how the crud in our air affects our health By Claire Maldarelli / Published October 2, 2018
Microbiologists are testing blood-sensing pills in pigs’ bellies By Lexi Krupp / Published August 16, 2018
Genetically engineered bacteria—spread by mosquito sex—could spell the end of malaria By Ellen Airhart / Published September 29, 2017
The gut microbes of modern hunter-gatherers reveal one big problem with your diet By Claire Maldarelli / Published August 24, 2017
Researchers Restored A Colony Of Microbes In The Gut By Ian Graber-Stiehl / Published October 10, 2016
Soil Microbe Transplants Could Help Restore Damaged Ecosystems By Meaghan Lee Callaghan / Published July 11, 2016