Microbiome risk profiles as biomarkers for inflammatory and metabolic disorders
Microbiome risk profiles as biomarkers for inflammatory and metabolic disorders - (2022)
Press Release: Human Microbiome Action – Towards Better Public Health
For decades, chronic diseases have been steadily on the rise, representing a major threat to healthy ageing. According to the WHO, chronic diseases will affect one in four people by 2025. The development of health and disease is shaped by an important factor. On and inside of our body live over 100 trillion microbes that are often referred to as our microbiota or microbiome.
Leading scientists gather at UCC to plan future of microbiome research
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[FR] Un nouveau projet européen pour coordonner les recherches sur le microbiome humain
Researchers from the MICALIS joint research unit and the [...]
The Human Microbiome Action Project
From May 4th to 6th, partners of the Human [...]
