The microbiome may be pivotal in the development ... the GAI-funded Multidisciplinary Clinic for Celiac Disease conducted a study on the incidence of headaches among patients.

Mathers Foundation grant will support the work of Boston College biologist Emrah Altindis linking gut microbes with autoimmune diseases in children Boston College Assistant Professor of Biology Emrah ...

In celiac disease, immunologically active molecules ... T lymphocyte homing to the liver and an overload of intestinal microbiome-associated and immunologically active molecules reaching the ...

Though fungi make up a tiny part of the human microbiome, they play an important role in both the prevention and development of many diseases.

Gluten-free foods are often considered healthy, but new research shows they may not be as nutritious as gluten-containing ...

Scientists at the University of Chicago and other institutions around the world are working to understand and catalog the microbiome, and to apply these insights to interventions and biotherapeutics ...

These diseases are thought to arise partly from disturbances in the way the microbiome breaks down food. Celiac disease, for example, is associated with the small intestine microbiome's decreased ...

determining the role of the gut microbiome and microbiome-derived metabolites in Type 1 diabetes and celiac disease. As a result, we initially focus on two projects: Characterization of Viral ...

A study from the University of Utah Health suggests early antibiotic use may disrupt insulin-producing beta cells, increasing ...

Research has revealed myriad ways the gut microbiome affects everything from emotional wellbeing to your risk of chronic diseases such as cancer, cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes.