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December 23, 2024/Urology & Nephrology

Bladder Cancer: Optimizing Treatment Response Through the Gut Microbiome

Research program sets the stage for clinical trials

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November 18, 2024/Digestive/Research

Dramatic Microbiome Change Predicts Weight Loss Effectiveness After Metabolic Bariatric Surgery

Findings could help identify patients at risk for poor outcomes

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Gut Microbial TMAO Pathway Associated With Incident Heart Failure

Metabolites from animal product substrates implicated in heart failure development in community cohorts

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Assessing Alzheimer’s Disease Drug Targets Along the Gut-Brain Axis

Pairing machine learning with multi-omics revealed potential therapeutic targets

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Study Identifies Gut Microbe-Derived TMAO as a Novel Mediator of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm

Findings hold implications for screening and potential nonsurgical therapy

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New Neurogastroenterology and Motility Center Provides Coordinated Care

Hard-to-treat GI disorders benefit from multidisciplinary approach

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Fecal Microbiota of Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Survivors and Metabolic Syndrome: An Exploratory Study

Study shows long-term survivors of childhood cancer have decreased gut bacterial microbiome diversity

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November 15, 2021/Cancer

Study Links the Gut Microbiome and Aggressive Prostate Cancer

Findings from the prospective analysis and implications for diagnosing, preventing lethal prostate cancer

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Gut Microbes Directly Contribute to Stroke Severity

TMAO pathway impacts infarct size and functional impairment in preclinical stroke models

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