NewsGut Bacteria Found in Wild Wolves May Be Key to Improving Domestic Dogs’ Healthby Oregon State UniversityA novel bacteria strain may help dogs fend off canine inflammatory bowel disease
NewsScientific Criteria for Assessing the Safety of Probioticsby International Scientific Association for Probiotics and PrebioticsPaper highlights how probiotic regulatory approaches and requirements vary globally—and proposes how to harmonize them
NewsWalnuts the New Brain Food for Stressed University Studentsby University of South AustraliaStudents who had a half a cup of walnuts every day showed improvements in mental health indicators
NewsPeanuts and Herbs and Spices May Positively Impact Gut Microbiomeby Penn StateTwo studies show that adding peanuts and herbs and spices to you diet can increase healthy gut bacteria
NewsHaving Good Friendships May Make for a Healthier Gut Microbiomeby FrontiersBeneficial microbes are more abundant in more sociable rhesus macaques
NewsMaternal Effects Key to Gut Microbial Development in Wild Primateby Arizona State UniversityStudy presents the first evidence of maternal effects on the gut microbiome both before and after weaning
NewsPreclinical Study Shows That Antibiotics Affect Male and Female Gut Microbiomes Differentlyby Cedars-Sinai Medical CenterCedars-Sinai researchers identify sex-specific changes in the gut bacteria of lab rats treated with antibiotics
NewsNew Paper Explores Ethical Challenges in Microbiome Researchby University of Nevada Las VegasResearchers and Indigenous activists call for more ethical approach to collecting biological data
NewsDiets High in Fiber Associated with Less Antibiotic Resistance in Gut Bacteriaby Agricultural Research ServiceA more diverse diet could reduce antimicrobial resistance by modifying the gut microbiome
NewsBacteria Make a Beeline to Escape Tight Spacesby University of Hawaii at ManoaCertain bacteria will alter their swimming patterns when they are in confined spaces