Your gut microbes can predict transplant success
Maria Arvaniti
Specific types of gut microbes are associated with reduced risk of heart transplant rejections, according to a new study. By Maria Arvaniti If you or your close ones are suffering
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Microbiome making you prone to IBD? Scientists find new epigenetic marker that says so.
Sofia Popov
New research is edging closer to helping us prevent IBD. By investigating the microbiome and epigenetics, scientists have discovered a new marker that could be used to lower risk of
Your gut bacteria could shield you from stress
Maria Arvaniti
A new Irish study shows that metabolites produced by gut bacteria might help in reducing stress-related symptoms. By Maria Arvaniti Stress is a mental state that can actually have great
Cleaning Products Disrupt Your Child’s Microbiome & Obesity Risk
Sofia Popov
Disinfectants, detergents, and other cleaning products could be damaging your child’s microbiome, making them more likely to be overweight. Infancy is vital for the development of our microbiome, dramatically shaping
For better cancer treatment: look to your gut
Maria Arvaniti
New research shows that the composition of microbes in the gut of cancer patients is associated with lack of response to a specific kind of anti-tumor therapy, and that antibiotics