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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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Gut Microbes Directly Contribute to Stroke Severity

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

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TMAO’s Prognostic Value Extends to Incident Coronary Artery Disease in Healthy Adults

Metabolite proves predictive in a large prospective cohort of apparently healthy subjects

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$12 Million NIH Grant Aims to Drive Deeper Discovery of Heart Health/Gut Microbe Links

Hazen group to pursue research programs in atherosclerosis, thrombosis, obesity

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Teasing Out the Role of Red Meat and TMAO in Cardiovascular Risk

Two new studies add insights and home in on therapeutic targets

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Nonlethal Targeting of Gut Microbes Inhibits Thrombosis with Minimal Bleeding Risk

Mouse study shows most potent therapeutic ‘drugging’ of microbiome to date

Acute coronary syndrome (ACS)/chest pain

TMAO Proves a Potent Predictor of Events in Acute Coronary Syndrome

Study finds strong prognostic value even in patients with negative baseline troponin T

Gut Microbe-Dependent TMAO Promotes Platelet Hyperreactivity, Raises Thrombosis Risk

Gut Microbe-Dependent TMAO Promotes Platelet Hyperreactivity, Raises Thrombosis Risk

Study raises prospect of new mechanism for preventing thrombotic events

Gut Microbes

Nonlethal Targeting of Gut Microbes Successfully Treats Atherosclerosis

Study heralds potential new approach to cardiometabolic diseases

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