Edhat

UCSB and Stanford Study Uncovers Shared Ancient Gut Bacteria Across Continents

UCSB and Stanford researchers find nonindustrialized populations share ancient gut microbes lost in modern urban lifestyles.
Scientific American

Feverish after a vaccine? The reason could be your gut microbiome

In a new study published in Science on Thursday, researchers collected stool samples from more than 170 people before and ...

Is your gut biome causing a vaccine fever reaction? Healthier diet may help.

They found that those who developed a fever also tended to have low-grade inflammation in their intestine linked to specific ...
HIT Consultant

Tiny Health Secures $33M to Scale Microbiome Intelligence Platform Across Lifespan

Tiny Health raises $33M Series B led by B Capital, launching a $5M research program and scaling its shotgun metagenomic ...
Diario del Sur

Biomecánica y robótica se unen para crear prótesis que se adapten al entorno

En este campo, investigadores de la Universidad de Stanford han desarrollado durante los últimos años diferentes tecnologías orientadas a conseguir que las prótesis reproduzcan algunas de las ...
Carnegie Institution for Science

Kabir Peay, Stanford University, Ecology from the ground up: A roots-to-biomes look at mycorrhizal community structure and function

Microbes are a critical component of the diversity and function of ecosystems. Among microbes, fungi are key regulators of decomposition rates, facilitate plant nutrient uptake and have a profound ...
devdiscourse

Unlocking Memory: How Gut Microbiome and Vagus Nerve Stimulation Combat Age-Related Cognitive Decline

A recent study has unveiled the potential of stimulating the vagus nerve to counteract age-related memory decline. The research, conducted by Stanford University experts, explored how altering the gut ...
Business Wire

Biome Analytics Launches First-of-Its-Kind Cardiovascular Productivity Tools to Transform Healthcare Reporting and Accountability

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Biome Analytics today announced the launch of two groundbreaking cardiovascular administrator productivity tools: Biome Strategy Board™ and Biome Presentation Builder™.
Palo Alto Weekly

Changing diet to generate a healthier microbiome and a healthy individual

and its potential for helping people live healthier, longer lives. Photo by Andrew Brodhead Stanford microbiologists Justin and Erica Sonnenburg write about what they‘re working on, how it could ...