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Microbiome: How the microbes living in your body challenge the idea of what it means to be human - Vimarsana News

Microbiome: How the microbes living in your body challenge the idea of what it means to be human

The microbes living on and in you can change your mood, your mind and your health - challenging our ideas about human nature

Tamia Harris-Tryon, MD, PhD: Takeaways from Presentation on HS and the Skin Microbiome - Vimarsana News

Tamia Harris-Tryon, MD, PhD: Takeaways from Presentation on HS and the Skin Microbiome

This interview segment with Dr. Harris-Tryon further explored some of the key points made in her upcoming talk regarding the microbiology of hidradenitis suppurativa.

Early feeding practices key to shaping lifelong oral microbiome - Vimarsana News

Early feeding practices key to shaping lifelong oral microbiome

Research delves into the little-explored world of the infant oral microbiome, examining how early nutrition and environmental factors shape it. With implications for lifelong health, the research aims to guide future health recommendations, emphasizing the need for more longitudinal studies and advanced sequencing techniques.

The Gut Microbiome May Unlock New Treatments For Neurological Diseases - Vimarsana News

The Gut Microbiome May Unlock New Treatments For Neurological Diseases

Research on the gut/brain axis is fueling the development of new therapies for neurological conditions including Dravet syndrome, ALS, and autism-related irritability.

Source: forbes.com
Many Young People Stop UC Maintenance Tx, Risking Relapse - Vimarsana News

Many Young People Stop UC Maintenance Tx, Risking Relapse

A study finds that nearly 70% of adolescents and young adults discontinue oral 5-aminosalicylic acid within a year of ulcerative colitis diagnosis, raising their risk for relapse and complications.