Health
Why taking care of your microbiome is important if you want to live to 100
Friendly gut bacteria—and unfriendly ones—are at the heart of healthy aging. Research is revealing how to keep the microbiome youthful.
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Cancer
Find out the cause of colorectal cancer increase in young people
An artificial intelligence (AI) analysis of gut microbiome and metabolite datasets has shown that the cause of early-onset cancer comes from diet.
New technology
Technologies that will revolutionize the future of medicine
Technology advances day by day and affects every aspect of our lives. Future medicine not only heals but also helps people cope with diseases.
Health
Scientists are still arguing over what the actual cause of acne is
Until now, the exact cause and acne treatment applied to everyone is still a big question mark for health professionals in general and dermatology in particular.
Discover science
For every 3 people who drink coffee, there is 1 sad person defecating: Why is that?
While the laxative effect of coffee has long been known, scientists still do not know why this happens.
Medicine - Health
The discovery caused a stir in a microbial system that lives right in the human brain
Previously, we knew there was a population of bacteria living in the human gut, which affected digestion, immune system, overall health, even our genes and emotions.
Medicine - Health
New research: Not blood, this is why mosquitoes choose people to burn
Surprisingly, just over 3,000 species of mosquitoes actually specialize in biting people, the rest of them can take food from a variety of sources.
Medicine - Health
Prospects yogurt helps reduce depression
American scientists at Virginia University discovered Lactobacillus bacteria that exist in many yogurt can improve depression in mice by changing the intestinal flora of…
Antibiotic resistance
Antibiotics seriously affect the development of young children
Putting unnecessary antibiotics into the young body reduces the diversity, stability and abundance of intestinal bacteria.