Study Compares Gut Microbes Across Remote Human Populations
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New research explores ancient connections within the human gut microbiome across continents.
Recent scientific research investigates commonalities found within the intestinal flora of indigenous groups living in different parts of the world. Investigators aim to understand how these shared bacterial communities impact overall human well-being.
Why it matters
Understanding ancestral microbiomes helps scientists determine how modern diets and industrialized lifestyles alter human gut health.
What outlets agree on
Scientific investigation reveals surprising similarities between the intestinal microbiomes of distinct indigenous populations.
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- The New York TimesWas the Human Gut Healthier in Ancient Times?2h ago · open ↗
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