Newly-discovered links between exercise, the microbiome, and immunotherapy paint a compelling picture in the fight against cancer.
Microbiome
Antibiotic-induced dysbiosis disrupts gut microbial harmony, fuel resistance gene spread, and triggers inflammation—reshaping immunity, brain health, and future disease risks.
Combined treatment with Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium improved stress-related depression and anxiety in mice.
Scientists made glowing phages to track their spread inside the guts, revealing their effects on bacterial communities.
You’ve heard of the gut microbiome and the skin microbiome. Now introducing the kidney microbiome!
The drug entacapone disrupts the gut microbiome, leading to implications for host health.
Sepsis survival is influenced by gut microbiota, AhR activation, and metabolites like indoles and tryptophan, improving immune response.
Just like the fingerprints, every human has a personal gut microbiome.
Researchers have discovered that people with higher levels of M. smithii performed better on tests measuring attention, memory, and cognitive flexibility.
The respiratory microbiota may play a key role in regulating immune responses against influenza infections