When we think of anxiety, we often think of the brain or the central nervous system. Mental stress and emotional pressure are ...

HUMAN-BUILT environments influence our health through microbiomes — communities of microbes like bacteria and viruses.

Gut health for women is often called their second brain, and for a reason that will surprise you. The gut isn't just there to digest food; it regulates mood, hormones, immunity, and stress response, ...

An NHS surgeon reveals how gut health could be the key to glowing skin, explaining why your face reflects what’s really happening in your gut.

Gut contains millions of tiny viruses that actually help keep you healthy by controlling harmful bacteria and supporting your ...

The plant microbiome, consisting of diverse microbial communities associated with plant roots, leaves, and internal tissues, ...

It’s not always obvious which of the multitude of species of bacteria riding around in us should be classified as germs and ...

When tested on their own and in mice, these bacterial strains from the human microbiome show promise in accumulating PFAS ...

Nearly one in four infants lacks enough healthy gut bacteria essential for training their immune systems, putting them at ...

The intricate relationship between aging and the gut microbiome is a burgeoning field of research, particularly in the ...

NU’s rise as a research hub is emblematic of broader change. Kazakh scientists are now publishing in top-tier journals and ...

A gut-friendly kitchen is not about extreme cleaning routines. It involves simple, thoughtful changes like storing food ...