Biofilms in Policy: Consumer Products and the Fight against Biofilms Biofilms pose significant challenges across the consumer goods sector, from food safety to personal care and household cleaning products. Their impact spans product quality, shelf life, and hygiene...
Biofilms in the Cystic Fibrosis Lung Biofilms pose a significant challenge in healthcare, responsible for approximately 80% of chronic and recurrent infections [1]. For individuals with cystic fibrosis (CF), biofilms in particular present a major problem. In the UK,...
Differentiating the Microbiome From a Biofilm Entities we refer to as biofilms and microbiomes are intrinsically intertwined with one another, however it is important to recognise that they are two distinct things. In this blog ‘Differentiating the Microbiome...
The Impacts of Biofilms on Our Oral Health Whilst oral health is crucial for maintaining our physical and mental well-being, many people around the world suffer with poor oral health. Oral diseases are some of the most common non-transmissible illnesses globally,...
The Burden of Biofilms in the Food Industry Despite efforts to tackle pathogens within the food industry, foodborne illnesses still present a major problem globally. Attributable for 420,000 deaths annually, foodborne diseases pose a significant threat to human health...
Battling Biofilms in the Energy Sector Energy is an essential part of our daily lives, responsible for powering our homes, fuelling our cars and lighting our streets. It is the second largest sector globally, accounting for 8-10% of the world’s gross domestic product...
