Gut microbiome, probiotics, gut-brain axis, and digestive health
324 articles
Meta-analysis of 11 studies shows distinct microbial patterns across respiratory tract in TB patients, opening doors for microbiome-based therapies.
Large study identifies 35 gut bacteria that differ in Alzheimer's patients, with specific markers varying by ethnicity and geography.
Scientists identify bacterial signature that predicts cancer recurrence, potentially enabling personalized monitoring strategies.
Simple intervention of placing forest soil on rugs increased beneficial bacteria in home air and improved asthma-protective microbes.
Study reveals how gut bacteriophages change with age and may contribute to fatty liver disease while harboring dangerous antibiotic resistance genes.
Researchers found 651 viral proteins that disable bacterial immune systems in the human gut, revealing new therapeutic targets.
Phase 1 trial finds vaginal Lactobacillus therapy helps restore healthy microbiome after antibiotic treatment for bacterial vaginosis.
New research reveals how a specific gut pathogen destroys enteric neurons in IBD patients and identifies a potential bacteriophage treatment.
New research reveals how specific gut bacteria produce compounds that interfere with cancer treatment effectiveness.
New research reveals how disrupted gut microbiome and bile acid metabolism increase cancer risk in PSC patients.
Large study reveals how gut microbiome shifts through liver disease stages, offering new diagnostic and survival markers.
Massive analysis of gut-brain axis research shows China leads publication volume while Ireland dominates influence in anxiety and depression studies.
