Another wonderful week to learn about biology. Here are 20 wonderful things that were published in the last 7 days: 1. A healthy baby born from an embryo that was frozen in 1994. 2. Scientists automated gene-editing experiments using AI agents, called CRISPR-GPT. 3.

Microbiology crew Let’s Goooo

Meet Dr. Jean-Jacques Toulmé from Novaptech at the #Infectiousdiseases2025 in #Vienna, #Sept 25–26 He’ll present on aptamer-based biosensors for detecting #influenza #viruses prezentis.com/infectious-dis… #ICID2025 #Microbiology #Biosensors #Global #Virology #Prezentis #biosecurity

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Over the past 5 days, I joined Center for One Health intensive ToT Workshop at Lemigo Hotel under the #COHESA project—learning tools like GOHST & WFG OT to address biosafety gaps and strengthen health systems. I'm ready to apply these skills to advance equity & resilience in healthcare.

Congratulations to the AMR Initiative Rwanda team! This is a great step forward in strengthening awareness, coordination & action against antimicrobial resistance. The One Health approach is key to protecting both people & the environment. Wishing you continued impact & success!

Free surgery for his #CleftLip wasn't the only thing Harilala found aboard the #AfricaMercy! He captured the hearts of our volunteers as he explored what all went into bringing him #HopeAndHealing. Today, he is thriving and his joy has left a lasting impact on board!

The Ebola virus – going beyond the bleeding edge. Published Open Access and fee-free in JMM using a Publish and read agreement: doi.org/10.1099/jmm.0.… #JMedMicro #PublishAndRead

After 45 years in education, Chris Shaffer faced a life-threatening ESBL E. coli infection. When all antibiotics failed, in desperation, he turned to #PhageTherapy This blog also includes FAQs Read his story: amrnarrative.org/a-novel-treatm… #theAMRnarrative #AMR

Basal cell carcinoma is the most common type of skin cancer affecting millions each year. It has four distinct types of which I chose to show on different skin tones as they present differently on dark skin in comparison to lighter skin tone. #dermatology #RepresentationMatters

Babesiosis spread linked to changing climate in New England Authors recorded an annual growth in cases of 14.2%. cidrap.umn.edu/tick-borne-dis… CDC/James Gathany

🎙️We are happy to share our most recent episode with Tristan Ferry We talk about how phage therapy is managed in France and focus on how phages are used against implant-associated infections, what are the pathogens involved and what is the best phage administration route.

HOW TO WEIGH A SINGLE E. COLI An E. coli cell weighs less than picogram. A grain of sand weighs about 60 million times more than that. A bacterium is so tiny that a few hundred thousand of them would fit comfortably on the head of a pin. But how do researchers know this? How

FDA fast tracks antibody treatment targeting bacterial biofilms Clarametyx Biosciences announced that CMTX-101, a monoclonal antibody designed to collapse bacterial biofilms, will receive priority review and other development incentives from the FDA. cidrap.umn.edu/antimicrobial-…

Another impressive clinical accomplishment thanks to regenerative medicine research, just out NEJM: Survival of Transplanted Allogeneic Beta Cells with No Immunosuppression | New England Journal of Medicine nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… #itsthecells! #helpisontheway!

H5N1 positive dairy farms in California: virus in milking parlours from exhaled breath of cows. Infectious virus in air, water streams. High prevalence of subclinical H5N1 positive cows. 👉biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

For six years, Hawa was mocked for the large goiter on her neck. Today, she is free of the emotional and physical burden! We are grateful to get to experience these life-changing journeys with patients like Hawa! #HopeAndHealing #SierraLeone #SafeSurgery

A recent common cold may nearly halve risk of #COVID-19, study suggests Among COVID-infected participants, recent rhinovirus infection was tied to a 9.6-fold lower #SARS-CoV-2 viral load, or amount of virus in the body. cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/recen…

Tuberculosis: The world's deadliest disease is once again on the rise What infectious disease is deadliest worldwide? HIV? COVID-19? Malaria? The answer is tuberculosis. And it kills more than 3,400 people across the globe every day—nearly 1.3 million in 2023 alone—and that

Seventy-year-old Parkinson’s drug shows promise against tuberculosis. New UBC study reveals benztropine’s potential to treat the world’s deadliest infectious disease and combat growing antibiotic resistance. news.ubc.ca/2025/08/parkin…