Stress can actually protect the body against harmful gut inflammation
“This one of the few studies showing that chronic stress could have beneficial effect instead of negative effect,” researchers say.
“This one of the few studies showing that chronic stress could have beneficial effect instead of negative effect,” researchers say.
A new study finds that a disrupted gut microbiome alters mast cells, or immune cells in breast tissue, which ultimately helps cancer spread.
Considering no two gut microbiomes are alike, researchers observed the interactions between microbes of different ecosystems during a fecal transplant.
The team identified dozens of new gut bacterial species linked to multiple sclerosis and confirmed other bacteria that had previously shown a relationship.
A new study from the University of Chicago reports that commensal bacteria encourage leukemia caused by the murine leukemia virus (MuLV) by suppressing the anti-tumor immune response in mice.
The relationship between healthy gut microbes and a flourishing aging process is a growing area of exploration.
Researchers discovered that obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) impacts the gut bacteria of mice, and transplantation of bacteria from mice with the condition can cause changes in the recipient mouse’s heart.
From the large pool of identified regions, the researchers were able to show that 80 genes are associated with gut diseases.
Researchers at the University of Colorado reveal a link between air pollution and harsh changes in the gut bacteria of infants.
A new study suggests sugar alters gut microbiome and leading to a greater risk for metabolic disease, prediabetes, and weight gain.