Connection Between Intestinal Bacteria and Diabetes Development
A new method for studying the mircobiome has allowed researchers to identify a connection between metabolism in gut bacteria and the development of diabetes.... Read More...
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Does Dietary Restriction Protect Against Age Related Leaky Gut?
A new study reveals diet has an impact on the fitness of cells lining the intestinal tract. Researchers report in flies, dietary restrictions prevent leaky gut with aging, while a rich diet prompts intestinal permeability.... Read More...
Happy Childhood Memories Linked to Better Health in Later Life
Adults with happy childhood memories report better physical health and lower instances of depression than those with less positive early memories, a new study reports.... Read More...
Using the Microbiome to Help Premature Babies Grow
According to researchers, analyzing the gut microbiome of premature babies may help develop personalized feeding patterns and nutrients to help them get stronger.... Read More...
Widespread Skepticism of Flu Shot Despite Doctor Recommendations
Researchers report skepticism that the flu vaccine can cause autism, is ineffective and can result in contracting the virus prevents some parents from vaccinating their children.... Read More...
Being Born in the Wrong Zip Code Can Shorten Your Life
Researchers report on why being born and raised in certain areas can have a dramatic impact on your life expectancy.... Read More...
New Technique Could Detect Lyme Disease Weeks Before Current Tests
Researchers have developed new techniques which are able to diagnose Lyme disease bacteria weeks sooner than currently available tests.... Read More...
Infants’ Brain Circuitry Linked to Future Health
Researchers reveal the growth rates of a baby's brain circuits may help to predict the child's IQ, emotional behavior and cognitive abilities at the age of four. ... Read More...
Blood Viruses Lead to Digestive Problems
WUSTL researchers report viruses such as West Nile and Zika can kill neurons in the gut, disrupting bowel movements and causing intestinal blockages.... Read More...
It Is Possible to Reverse Damage Caused by Aging
A new study reports it is possible to reverse the effects of aging, at least on a cellular level. Researchers say molecules called senolytics can reverse the impact of aged, senescent cells.... Read More...
Low Estrogen May Be to Blame for Anxiety and Forgetfulness After Menopause
A new rat study reveals anxiety and memory problems may increase as a result in a drop in estrogen levels following menopause.... Read More...
Cancer Hijacks the Microbiome to Glut Itself on Glucose
Researchers report leukemia undercuts the normal ability of cells to consume glucose, leaving more glucose available to help feed the growth of cancer cells.... Read More...