Gut Microbes May Shape Ovarian Disease Risk, Genetic Study Finds
A Mendelian randomization study links gut bacterial genera to seven ovarian-related diseases, suggesting bidirectional causality along the gut-ovary axis.
A Mendelian randomization study links gut bacterial genera to seven ovarian-related diseases, suggesting bidirectional causality along the gut-ovary axis.
A new review details how disruptions in the gastrointestinal microbiome drive cancer through inflammation, genotoxins, and immune evasion, while microbial ...
A dual-sequencing study of gastric tumors reveals a distinctive bacterial signature linked to cancer stage and biomarker levels.
A comprehensive review details how specific gut microbes and their metabolites shape responses to cancer immunotherapy and chemotherapy, and how ...
A new review in the Journal of Ovarian Research describes how the gut microbiome communicates with the ovary through metabolites, ...
A study of 57 depressed patients found that gut microbes such as Blautia, altered short-chain fatty acids, and inflammation markers ...
A new review warns that common non-antibiotic drugs, food additives and environmental chemicals exert antimicrobial effects that reshape the human ...
Researchers found that Bacillus cereus colonization of the lungs exacerbates influenza A virus infection by releasing xanthosine, which suppresses the ...
New research in mice shows that iodine-125 seed brachytherapy disrupts the gut microbiome in ways tightly linked to host gene ...
A new review details how gut bacteria convert dietary tryptophan into aryl hydrocarbon receptor ligands that restore intestinal barrier integrity ...
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