Colon Cancer Rising in Young People: Clues in the Microbiome
Colon cancer in young people is on the rise. A new study reveals the key role of gut bacteria. Is science on the right track?
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“Map and Understand”: a high-tech pill explores the gut microbiome
After preclinical testing, the gut microbiome sampling pill is ready for human clinical trials.
The ecological disaster? It's within us: the future is in our microbiome
Nutrition, antibiotics and urbanization are destroying our microbiota, accelerating the spread of chronic diseases and compromising mental well-being.
The “fecal transplant” in a nutshell is here: it cures diseases by repairing the microbiome
FDA approves first fecal transplant pill to fight intestinal infections, and one day many other diseases.
A single enzyme links the brain, gut microbiome and depression
Scientists discover an enzyme linked to depression in some women of reproductive age, linking hormones and the gut microbiome.
There is a link between the gut microbiome and stroke
The relationship between the intestinal microbiome and our diseases is now broad and clear: for vascular diseases and stroke there are new, important discoveries.
Confirmations are coming: the brain also has a microbiome
The brain also hosts a microbiome, the group of bacteria that the body works with. It is an epochal turning point: it had always been considered a sterile area.
World Food Day: How Our Food Will Change
World Food Day reminds us that the future is now: from calorie restriction to alternative proteins, how we will eat.
Mouthwash, further confirmation: it affects blood pressure
Mouthwash: More Than Freshness. Research Shows Link to Blood Pressure, Calls Daily Use Into Question.
New Study Reveals the Real Link Between Loneliness and Depression
Loneliness and Depression: A Link Confirmed Amid Many Surprises. Science Redefines Roles and Uncovers New Perspectives.
Sweet proteins: the AI discovery that will send sugar into retirement
AI discovers natural sweet proteins to replace sugar. A revolution that promises taste without side effects on health.
Preventive medicine: two 'biological turning points' revealed at 40 and 60 years old
Stanford research shakes up preventive medicine: biological turning points identified at 40 and 60 years of age. The health implications.
Gluten-free, the "friendly fire" that triggers celiac disease discovered
Celiac disease is not just a question of gluten. New discoveries pave the way for treatments beyond the gluten-free diet.
Surprise, our microwave is full of bacteria
Bacteria in the microwave resist heat and radiation: a study challenges our ideas about home hygiene.
If food is the enemy of the mind: the study linking junk food and anxiety
Burgers and psyche, a dangerous duo: fats alter the intestine and neurotransmitters, triggering anxiety. A study makes you think.
Lolamycin, the "hero" antibiotic: defeats resistant bacteria and saves the intestine
Unlike current antibiotics, Lolamycin does not alter the intestinal microbiome: it could save millions of lives.
Our bacterial “signature”, a new investigative tool for detectives
Skin microbes transfer to clothing in ways unique to each of us. There is potential to identify people in an investigation
Enzymes that change the blood type of blood donors discovered
Goodbye shortages? Enzymes from Akkermansia muciniphila convert donor blood groups A and B into universal O.
'Children of artificial intelligence', on TV Emilia Clarke and a shocking pregnancy
The film starring Emilia Clarke and Chiwetel Ejiofor combines science fiction and emotion in a story about technology and family in the future.
New "obelisk" particles discovered in our body: what are they for?
A new study reveals 'obelisks' in the human microbiome: enigmatic entities that defy biological classification
Acne bacteria modified to clear pimples
Innovative research transforms Cutibacterium acnes, a common skin bacterium, into an effective ally against acne.
