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Donor-Derived Strains Predict FMT Response for Ulcerative Colitis

Core strains from human donors limited ulcerative colitis in mouse models, which may shape strategies for more effective microbial therapy.

New yorkUnited statesAnn arborAtsushi sakurabaJeffrey berinsteinNational institutes of healthCharina foundationUniversity of chicagoBoehringer ingelheimKenneth rainin foundationUniversity of michiganSvetlana limaWeill cornell medicineNational institutesNeither berinsteinBiologic therapy

Forgotten Antibiotic Better Than Cefotaxime in Febrile UTIs?

The rich, commensal microbiota of the distal gut is a breeding ground for resistant microorganisms, and collateral damage to the human microbiota can occur with use of antibiotics.

Van nieuwkoopCees van nieuwkoopDepartment of internal medicineLancet infectiousInternal medicineHaga teaching hospitalMedscape medical newsMedscape medicalUrinary tract infection utiUrinary tract infectionBladder infectionHeat exhaustionHeat prostrationBloodstream infectionsAbdominal painPain management

A Pill for C difficile Works by Increasing Microbiome Diversity

Freeze-dried human stool may offer advantages for the treatment of C difficile infections.

United statesJessica allegrettiLas vegasPurna kashyapAmerican college of gastroenterologyMicrobiome programDrug administrationMayo clinic college of medicineFinch therapeuticsMedscape medicalAmerican collegeMayo clinic collegeMedscape medical newsVedanta biosciencesSeres therapeuticsScientific meeting

Fecal Transplants May Improve Resistance to Melanoma Therapy

The big question.is why and how does FMT work, and how can we make the response better? asked Dr Teri Greiling of Oregon Health & Science University.

United statesTel hashomerUniversity of texasDiwakar davarTeri greilingHassanem zarourTamiaa harris tryonErezn baruchGiorgio trinchieriOncology at sheba medical centerElla lemelbaum institute for immunoNational cancer instituteNational institutes of healthOregon health science universityPittsburgh medical centerHillman cancer center

Gut Bacteria May Fuel Prostate Cancer Treatment Resistance

During prostate cancer treatment, some gut bacteria start making hormones that may support cancer growth and treatment resistance.

Prostate carcinomaAlignant prostate neoplasmProstate cancerAncer prostateBiologic therapyAlignant neoplasiaC diff infectionClostridium difficile infectionLostridium difficile associated diseaseC diff associated diseaseFecal transplantationStool transplantEcal bacteriotherapyFecal microbiota transplantation

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