Gut microbiome, probiotics, gut-brain axis, and digestive health
324 articles
Danish study shows combining home care with fecal microbiota transplantation reduces costs by €2,556 per patient while improving outcomes.
Study shows fasting improves cognitive performance in obesity by modifying gut bacteria and enhancing brain immune cells.
New review reveals how inflammatory bowel disease triggers neuropsychiatric disorders via disrupted gut-brain communication pathways.
New research reveals how gut microbes communicate with the brain via immune cells, opening therapeutic targets for neurological diseases.
New research reveals how gut microbiota directly regulate insomnia through metabolic signals to the brain.
New research reveals antiseptic mouthwashes effectively kill pathogens but may also disrupt beneficial oral bacteria, potentially affecting heart and metabolic health.
New research reveals archaea in saliva and plaque, with reduced methanogen activity linked to dental caries development.
Comprehensive analysis of all tooth sites shows saliva captures broad microbial diversity while plaque better identifies specific periodontal pathogens.
Major meta-analysis of 23 trials finds probiotics significantly reduce depression and anxiety in clinically diagnosed patients.
Shotgun sequencing reveals specific gut microbes linked to amyloid burden and tau pathology in mild cognitive impairment patients.
Scientists develop scBPS tool to identify which human cells interact with specific gut microbes, revealing new therapeutic targets.
New review reveals how gut microbe chemicals directly reprogram tumor immune responses through multiple pathways.
