Consuming an 85% cocoa dark chocolate significantly altered the diversity of the gut microbiome and improved mood in a randomized controlled trial with healthy young adults.
read moreResearch from the Cedars-Sinai Cancer Center found that the balance between intestinal bacteria and fungi can impact the anti-tumor immune response.
read moreResearchers at University College Cork found Intestinal Microbiota Transplants from younger to older mice may reverse aging in the brains of older mice. This has implications for potentially unlocking the key to aging in humans.
read moreResearch has found that the gut microbiota can predict the onset of Celiac disease in infants. Being able to identify warning signs of Celiac disease can be used in prevention and intervention efforts.
read moreSpinal cord injuries can affect the body in various ways. A pilot study from Ohio State University examines how the gut microbiome may impact recovery from spinal cord injuries.
read moreIn a two year study, researchers in the Netherlands found patients both at risk for developing and with early rheumatoid arthritis had significantly different oral microbiota composition.
read moreA new study at Washington State investigates the correlation between household chemicals and the gut microbiome in children.
read moreResearch indicates significant changes in the gut bacteria of COVID patients. A new study suggests a high fiber diet is protective against COVID inflammation.
read moreDr. Khoruts shares the stool donor process at the University of Minnesota's Microbiota Therapeutic Program and the effectiveness of Intestinal Microbiota Transplants in treating c. difficile infections.
read moreNeurobiologists at the Institute for Stroke and Dementia Research have found that the gut microbiota impact the progression of brain lesions after stroke.
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