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Depression, Bipolar

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Are non-communicable diseases communicable? The role of the microbiome in mental illness

Gut microbes influence brain function and behaviour through a variety of neural, endocrine and...

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Mental health and the gut microbiome

Changes in the composition and diversity of the gut microbiome resulting from modern lifestyles are...

Alzheimer's Disease, Parkinson's Disease

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Gut bacteria may trigger Alzheimer’s disease

The role of the gut and it’s microbiota in neurodegerenative diseases have gain a lot of...

Alzheimer's Disease

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Encouraging immune response to AD: adjuvants, modifying the microbiome, and microglial rejuvenation

Modulating central and peripheral innate immunity has potential in Alzheimer’s Disease....

New understanding of the gut microbiome may be the key to many diseases and pave the way for new therapies

The role of the gut microbiome in a range of psychiatric disorders, including depression and...

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