Fungi and bacteria grow on body implants

A body implant provides a new habitat for bacteria and fungi, a new study reveals. The researchers have examined a number of implants such as screws implanted in the body in connection with surgery and discovered bacteria and fungi on them — despite the fact that the patients have shown no signs of infection.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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