Harvard Undergraduate Microbiology Society·Dec 24, 2025Bacteriophages: Nature’s NanobotsPhages: as a virus that infects bacteria, it was a tiny biological predator that looked promising, but arrived slightly too early to shine.
Isavella Tsoulias·Oct 18, 2024Phage Therapy May Solve The Antibiotic Resistance Crisis… So Why Isn’t It FDA-Approved?Did you know that the common cold may be lethal once again? What was once a get-out-of-work pass may send you to the ER, because…
S. W. Lawrence, MD·Aug 27, 2024Soil VirusesAAAS: “ Soil viruses hitchhike on tiny worms to infect new victims.” Get this: ‘Viruses appear to travel vast distances in soil by hitching…
MedLexa·Jul 7, 2024The BRITE Journey: An insight to what research has for us..Dear Readers, the core-team of MedLexa was on a break as we were actively engaged in our final year undergraduate project in which we had a…A response icon1A response icon1
Aryan Khimani·May 24, 2024Phage-Based Applications in Synthetic BiologyDiseases are crazy dangerous; I think that has become very obvious to everyone now with Covid-19 killing so many people. Expect it was so…
InMME NetworksbyMedicine Community & Research·Feb 21, 2024The Rise of Phage Warriors: Revolutionizing Antibiotic AlternativesWritten by Alima YahiaA response icon8A response icon8
InMME NetworksbyMedicine Community & Research·Feb 18, 2024Phage Therapy in Veterinary Medicine: A Comprehensive Exploration of Applications, Challenges, and…By: Angela Kim, Quang La, Jack Williams, Brandon James, Carly PalmerA response icon9A response icon9
Alima Yahia·Jan 23, 2024The Rise of Phage Warriors: Revolutionizing Antibiotic AlternativesDeep beneath the radar, a silent war rages unseen. On one side lie the bacterial hordes, ancient enemies known for their plague and…A response icon1A response icon1
