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How Mode Of Delivery Alters the Infant Gut Microbiome

Infant gut microbiota contribute to an array of benefits for their human hosts; digestion, vitamin production, homeostasis, immunity and the list goes on. The microbiome is first established shortly after birth, and the mode of delivery can shape colonization and dynamics of a newborn’s gut community. A recent article from BBC highlights gut microbiome differences...

What Does Alcohol Do To Your Gut Microbiome?

Alcohol consumption can significantly impact the gut microbiome, leading to a range of health issues from inflammation to chronic liver disease. Understanding how alcohol affects the gut is crucial for those looking to maintain a healthy microbiome and prevent long-term damage—or doing research in this area.

40 Microbiome Statistics & Trends Changing the Industry in 2024

The microbiome industry is experiencing rapid growth and transformation, driven by advancements in sequencing technologies, increased funding, and innovative research. This blog article compiles 40 key statistics that highlight the significant changes and trends in the microbiome field in 2024. Covering aspects from market size and segmentation to machine learning applications and insights from major...

Unlocking the Skin Microbiome

The human skin microbiome, a complex and diverse ecosystem of microorganisms, plays a crucial role in maintaining healthy skin. Understanding and improving this delicate balance can lead to better skin health and overall well-being. This article delves into the key insights about the skin microbiome and provides actionable tips to enhance it.

A Guide To Microbial Growth Stages & Sequential Order

Microbial growth is a dynamic and intricate process crucial for the survival and proliferation of bacterial cells. Understanding the sequential order of microbial growth stages is fundamental for researchers, microbiologists, and anyone delving into the fascinating realm of microbiology.  In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the four stages of microbial growth—lag, exponential (log), stationary,...

IBS, Inflammatory Bowel Disease & the Microbiome

In this exploration, we delve into the fascinating connection between Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), and the intricate world of the human gut microbiome.  What is the link between these functional gastrointestinal disorders and the microbiome? How does the microbiome and gut flora contribute to the development, management, and treatment of IBS...

The Connection Between Celiac Disease & the Microbiome

Celiac Disease, an autoimmune intestinal disorder affecting an estimated 1% of the population, is characterized by the body’s inappropriate response to gluten resulting in damage to the small intestine. Symptoms range widely, from gastrointestinal distress to nutritional deficiencies, and the only current treatment is a rigorous, lifelong gluten-free diet. The microbiome, on the other hand,...

The Role of Gut Microbes in Weight Loss

Losing weight is a burden for many while it may emerge as the simplest thing for others. A recent article published in the Washington Post suggests that the reason may be gut microbiome variation.  The article highlights a recently published paper in the Nature Communications journal that challenges the notion that all calories contribute equally...

Understanding the Microbiome and Malnutrition in Children

While the world is at the grasp of the global obesity epidemic, childhood malnutrition persists as a pressing issue.  A recent article published on National Geographic expressing expert opinion on a solution to malnutrition lies beyond providing sufficient calories and may involve the gut microbiome.  As a result, researchers have developed food supplements to enhance...

Understanding Skin Microbiome Variation From Infancy to Adulthood

Understanding the maturation of healthy skin during childhood has long been a subject of scientific interest. To address this knowledge gap, researchers conducted a comprehensive study in Germany, investigating skin parameters across various age groups.  The research team employed CosmosID for the skin microbiome sequencing, providing valuable insights into the maturation process.