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gut microbiome
| 3 min read
by
Bree Foster, PhD
Gut microbes may hold key to new pain therapies
A team from Stanford and NYU shows how
Bacteroides fragilis
can activate pain pathways, revealing a new microbial culprit in digestive disease.
News
| 2 min read
by
Jennifer Tsang, PhD
Non-antibiotic drugs increase microbiome susceptibility to infections
Nearly 25 percent of non-antibiotic drugs tested in the study enabled the proliferation of enteropathogens.
News
| 5 min read
by
Jennifer Tsang, PhD
Preventing obesity with an immune altering gut microbe
Explore how the
gut microbiome
impacts health. Learn about a new study that reveals how a specific microbe,
P. faecium
, may help fight obesity.
Articles
| 5 min read
by
DDN editorial team
Weekly Rundown: Gut microbes may help treat painful fibromyalgia
Highlights from AACR 2025, COVID-19 vaccine flip flops, an FDA approval for a rare skin disorder, and more led biotech and pharma news this week.
News
| 4 min read
by
Jennifer Tsang, PhD
Engineering bacteriophages to produce proteins in the gut
By using phages to deliver genes for therapeutic proteins, biologic drug delivery could become much easier.
News
| 2 min read
by
Allison Whitten, PhD
Antibiotics disrupt the beneficial mucus barrier lining the gut
Antibiotics target bacteria, but new work in mice shows they also harm the mucus layer that protects the intestinal lining from microbes.
News
| 4 min read
by
Dika Ojiakor, PhD
A gut microbe for curbing sugar cravings
Targeting a gut bacterial species or its metabolites could potentially improve diabetes management by reducing sugar preferences.
News
| 3 min read
by
Jennifer Tsang, PhD
Drug treatment sparks communal behaviors in gut microbes
Gut microbes can protect or sensitize each other to drugs, even to non-antibiotics.
News
by
Yuning Wang, PhD
Explained: How does the vagus nerve regulate the gut-brain connection?
From signaling hunger to influencing mood, the vagus nerve keeps the gut and brain in sync.
Explainers
| 3 min read
by
RJ Mackenzie
Prebiotic gel relieves food allergies by altering gut microbes
Fiber found in bananas and garlic suppressed allergic reactions in mice.
News
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