Gut bacteria diversity, digestive health, probiotics, prebiotics, and the gut-brain axis
396 articles
A 12-week trial tested whether a bioactive hydrolysate could reduce gut discomfort, inflammation, and blood sugar issues in healthy elderly participants.
A newly characterized bacterial defense system stops phage replication while keeping host cells alive — rewriting assumptions about innate immunity.
Researchers identify a gut-microbe-driven pathway linking IBS-D and insulin resistance, with oleoylethanolamide as a key therapeutic molecule.
A completed trial explores whether a low-fibre diet can ease intestinal dysmotility — one of the most debilitating but overlooked symptoms of mitochondrial disease.
New research reveals gut microbes orchestrate a 3-day vitamin A relay from gut cells to immune cells, programming intestinal immunity.
A double-blind RCT finds FMT capsules added to escitalopram reduce depression scores faster via bile acid and anti-inflammatory pathways.
A new review links adult cholestasis to pediatric genetic syndromes, opening doors to targeted therapies including novel bile acid transport inhibitors.
A study of 455,000 people finds red wine's effect on Crohn's disease flips from protective to harmful based on your acetaldehyde metabolism genetics.
A prospective clinical study examines how gastric bypass alters gut bacteria, appetite hormones, and metabolic health in 60 severely obese patients.
A landmark review reveals how microbiome disruption before and after stem cell transplants drives deadly graft-versus-host disease.
A global metagenomic study reveals that marine microbial diversity follows latitude — but only at the surface, not in deeper waters.
A massive deep-sea genomic survey uncovers extraordinary genetic diversity and protein structures with real-world biotechnology applications.
