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Do you really need to take antibiotics if you're sick? Doctors explain how these work - Vimarsana News

Do you really need to take antibiotics if you're sick? Doctors explain how these work

It’s antibiotic season. Brush up on how you should use them – and when to avoid them.

Where Is the 'Microbiome Revolution' Headed Next? - Vimarsana News

Where Is the 'Microbiome Revolution' Headed Next?

Famed microbiome researcher Dr Martin J. Blaser shares what he sees as the most promising applications, and the rigorous clinical trials needed to realize them.

Unveiling Progress and Challenges: C diff Awareness Among Medical Professionals - Vimarsana News

Unveiling Progress and Challenges: C diff Awareness Among Medical Professionals

Christian John Lillis, co-founder and executive director at Peggy Lillis Foundation, discusses the role of the pharmacist in education that advances C diff awareness in the medical community.

Is the centenarian microbiome the fountain of youth? - Vimarsana News

Is the centenarian microbiome the fountain of youth?

“Most of us don’t even want to think about dying, getting frail, losing vitality, closing our eyes for the last time, but one thing’s for sure – it’s coming. The question is when. How many years will you get out of your body? And do we even have any say in the matter?” best-selling author and longevity explorer Dan Buettner asks in the introduction to the new Netflix hit series “Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones”.

Study reveals extensive gut microbe diversity of Hadza hunter-gatherers - Vimarsana News

Study reveals extensive gut microbe diversity of Hadza hunter-gatherers

The gut microbiome of the Hadza people of Tanzania is vastly more diverse than the gut microbiome of the average Californian, says a new study that highlights the extensive changes induced by industrialized diets and lifestyle.