New research emerging from the University of East Anglia (UEA) offers compelling evidence that our living … The Social Fabric of Our Guts: Island Birds Reveal How Close Contact Shapes Gut Bacteria, With Profound Implications for Human HealthRead more
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A groundbreaking study focusing on the intricate social lives of small island birds has provided compelling … Social Contact is Subtly Shaping Your Gut Bacteria, New Bird Study Suggests, with Significant Implications for Human HealthRead more
New research from the University of East Anglia (UEA) suggests that living with others might be … Social Contact, Not Just Shared Spaces, Shapes Gut Bacteria: New Research Reveals Intimate Microbial ExchangeRead more
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