A permanently high, easy-to-process supply of nutrients not only affects the human metabolism it feeds, but also the bacterial colonization of the intestine

Researchers report that levels of a single molecule predict whether a patient has subtype 1 or subtype 2 of the disease

Body organs such as the intestine and ovaries undergo structural changes in response to dietary nutrients

University of Oregon, Georgia Tech, and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center researchers unveil the possible mechanics of a cholera invasion of a host

Penn researchers show that a single bacterial enzyme can reconfigure microbiome

The use of animal products is a significant clinical challenge due to potential zoonotic infections, which can be spread from animals to humans

In a study, when mice ate broccoli with their regular diet, they were better able to tolerate digestive issues similar to symptoms of leaky gut and colitis than mice that were not placed on a broccoli-supplemented diet

Reducing intestinal fungi slowed disease progression in mice