Gut microbiome, probiotics, gut-brain axis, and digestive health
324 articles
Study reveals how beneficial bacteria travel from gut to ovaries, improving reproductive function and delaying aging in laying hens.
New research reveals how gut microbes produce fatty acids that hijack cellular cleanup systems, leading to fat accumulation and immune dysfunction.
New research reveals that Fusobacterium nucleatum's impact on colorectal cancer depends on individual genetic factors.
New research reveals gut viruses independently regulate carbohydrate metabolism through immune system interactions.
New research reveals how bacteriophages in the gut microbiome amplify inflammatory bowel disease progression.
New research reveals how specific gut bacteria can program neutrophils to become cancer-fighting allies in colorectal tumors.
Discover how beneficial gut bacteria produce powerful compounds that may extend lifespan and protect against age-related diseases.
Johns Hopkins study reveals how oral bacteria can travel to breast tissue, causing DNA damage and accelerating tumor growth.
Aspirin, ibuprofen, and high-fat foods can cause intestinal leakiness in healthy people, potentially triggering severe food allergies.
New research shows vegetarian diets and specific plant compounds can heal intestinal barrier damage and reduce systemic inflammation.
Small pilot study tests whether resistant starch from potatoes can safely modify gut bacteria in cancer patients receiving dual checkpoint inhibitors.
University study tests whether combining probiotics with prebiotics can restore healthy gut bacteria and immune function in people over 65.
