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Can Kimchi Help Flush Out Microplastics? A New Study Reveals A Surprising Gut Health Solution
A new study pinpoints that consuming kimchi could help mitigate the risk of microplastics on the gut. Here is why this study matters, and whether you can consume kimchi daily.
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Your Gut Microbiome Is More Complex Than You Think, And This Virus Might Be Why
A new study reveals that the gut microbiome is way more complex than people might think. A virus in it may hold the key to addressing how serious health ailments need to be treated.
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IIT Delhi, AIIMS Researchers Develop Ingestible Device To Collect Small Intestine Bacteria For Gut Health Research
Researchers at IIT Delhi on Tuesday announced the development of an ingestible device that can sample bacteria directly from the small intestine, opening a new window into the human gut microbiome.
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Microplastics Can Disrupt Your Gut Health, New Study Explains How
A new study shows potential links between plastic exposure to metabolic and immune disturbances. This adds evidence to growing concerns over microplastic health risks.
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Feel Older Overnight? Science Says You Might Be Right: Ageing Jumps At Two Stages
The findings challenge the common belief of linear aging, offering new insight into how and when our bodies change most rapidly.
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Humans Experience Fastest Aging At These Two Ages, Reveals Study
Stanford Medicine's groundbreaking study reveals that aging is marked by two sharp molecular shifts around ages 44 and 60, challenging the traditional view of gradual aging.
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Robotic Device to Detect Slippery Floor Among Tech Displayed at IIT Open House
A robotic device to detect slippery floorings, a wearable pressure sensor to analyze gait patterns and postural deformities, an engineered microbiome and a digital microscope, are among the key technologies showcased at the annual Open House at Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.
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Study Examines Critical Effects Of Ageing On Gut Microbiome
The study revealed that ageing produces significant changes in the microbiome of the human small intestine, distinct from those caused by medications or illness burden.
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Believe it or Not, Taking Regular Showers May Damage Your Immunity
According to researchers from the Genetic Science Centre at the University of Utah, over-cleaning can damage the good bacteria in your body.
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There's a Breast Microbiome, and It's Different in Women with Breast Cancer
Now it looks like the microbiomes in other parts of our bodies may also play an important role in disease. Researchers from the Mayo Clinic have identified significant differences in the breast bacteria of women with and without breast cancer.
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Why Drinking Red Wine And Eating Chocolate May Be Good For Your Gut
Diversity is good for your gut - and red wine might help. In a pair of studies published Thursday in Science, researchers from Belgium and the Netherlands present the most comprehensive work on the human microbiome to date. After studying the poop of thousands of citizen volunteers, they've mapped out the species of bacteria that live inside their ...
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Diet Key Driver Of Microbiome Composition In Humans
Researchers have found an intermediate gut microbiome in a community of a traditional population that incorporates some westernised lifestyle practices and throws light on why modern humans suffer from lifestyle diseases.
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90 Per Cent Skin-Based Viruses Represent Viral 'Dark Matter'
Most DNA viruses on healthy human skin are viral 'dark matter' that have never been described before, according to researchers who used state-of-the-art techniques to survey the skin's virus population, or 'virome'.
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Can Kimchi Help Flush Out Microplastics? A New Study Reveals A Surprising Gut Health Solution
A new study pinpoints that consuming kimchi could help mitigate the risk of microplastics on the gut. Here is why this study matters, and whether you can consume kimchi daily.
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Your Gut Microbiome Is More Complex Than You Think, And This Virus Might Be Why
A new study reveals that the gut microbiome is way more complex than people might think. A virus in it may hold the key to addressing how serious health ailments need to be treated.
-
IIT Delhi, AIIMS Researchers Develop Ingestible Device To Collect Small Intestine Bacteria For Gut Health Research
Researchers at IIT Delhi on Tuesday announced the development of an ingestible device that can sample bacteria directly from the small intestine, opening a new window into the human gut microbiome.
-
Microplastics Can Disrupt Your Gut Health, New Study Explains How
A new study shows potential links between plastic exposure to metabolic and immune disturbances. This adds evidence to growing concerns over microplastic health risks.
-
Feel Older Overnight? Science Says You Might Be Right: Ageing Jumps At Two Stages
The findings challenge the common belief of linear aging, offering new insight into how and when our bodies change most rapidly.
-
Humans Experience Fastest Aging At These Two Ages, Reveals Study
Stanford Medicine's groundbreaking study reveals that aging is marked by two sharp molecular shifts around ages 44 and 60, challenging the traditional view of gradual aging.
-
Robotic Device to Detect Slippery Floor Among Tech Displayed at IIT Open House
A robotic device to detect slippery floorings, a wearable pressure sensor to analyze gait patterns and postural deformities, an engineered microbiome and a digital microscope, are among the key technologies showcased at the annual Open House at Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.
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Study Examines Critical Effects Of Ageing On Gut Microbiome
The study revealed that ageing produces significant changes in the microbiome of the human small intestine, distinct from those caused by medications or illness burden.
-
Believe it or Not, Taking Regular Showers May Damage Your Immunity
According to researchers from the Genetic Science Centre at the University of Utah, over-cleaning can damage the good bacteria in your body.
-
There's a Breast Microbiome, and It's Different in Women with Breast Cancer
Now it looks like the microbiomes in other parts of our bodies may also play an important role in disease. Researchers from the Mayo Clinic have identified significant differences in the breast bacteria of women with and without breast cancer.
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Why Drinking Red Wine And Eating Chocolate May Be Good For Your Gut
Diversity is good for your gut - and red wine might help. In a pair of studies published Thursday in Science, researchers from Belgium and the Netherlands present the most comprehensive work on the human microbiome to date. After studying the poop of thousands of citizen volunteers, they've mapped out the species of bacteria that live inside their ...
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Diet Key Driver Of Microbiome Composition In Humans
Researchers have found an intermediate gut microbiome in a community of a traditional population that incorporates some westernised lifestyle practices and throws light on why modern humans suffer from lifestyle diseases.
-
90 Per Cent Skin-Based Viruses Represent Viral 'Dark Matter'
Most DNA viruses on healthy human skin are viral 'dark matter' that have never been described before, according to researchers who used state-of-the-art techniques to survey the skin's virus population, or 'virome'.
