Gastroenterology

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Women’s Microbiome 1 - September 2025

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How to talk about women's health: Pr. Graziottin's advice

Xpeer course: Microbiota in intimate woman health through the lifespan

Gynecologists, midwives, and pharmacists, get free training on "Microbiota in intimate woman health through...

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Women health

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2025: What women know(and don't know) about their vaginal microbiota

For the third year running, the Biocodex Microbiota Institute has commissioned Ipsos to conduct a major int...

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Expert interview: Pr. Brigitte Dréno

Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic inflammatory skin disease that appears in periodic flareups. Like asthm...

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Immunity

19.11.2019

Could the metabolome be used to better diagnose C. difficile infections?

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C difficile

Microbial colonization as a determinant factor for health during the first 1000 days of life

By Pr. Marie-Claire Arrieta Departments of Physiology and Pharmacology & Pediatrics, Cumming School of ...

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Immunity

01.07.2024

Immunotherapy and the gut microbiota of elderly people: a strong anti-cancer alliance

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Cancer

20.07.2021

Clostridioides difficile: gut microbiota markers predict the risk of infection

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C difficile

Actu PRO : Cancer du sein : l’efficacité de l’immunothérapie déterminée par le microbiote intestinal ?

27.05.2021

Breast cancer: efficacy of immunotherapy conditioned by the gut microbiota?

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Cancer

20.03.2023

The role of Bifidobacteria in irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

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Diet

Focus on the role of antimicrobial peptides

Antimicrobial peptides (AMP) are small multifunctional peptides present in the animal and plant kingdoms th...

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IBD

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Endometriosis

Endometriosis and Microbiota: what are the links ?

Endometriosis: A key to its progression in the gut microbiota?

Towards a microbiotic marker for endometriosis?

Fusobacterium to blame for endometriosis?

A short chain fatty acid from the intestinal microbiota to fight endometriosis?

The role of the vaginal, uterine and gut microbiota in endometriosis

Menopause

How menopause impacts microbiota

Premenopause and depression: towards a new management pathway?

Lactobacilli still beneficial after menopause

Postmenopause: the beneficial action of estradiol on the vaginal microbiota

Toolkit for daily practice

Women’s Microbiome 1 - September 2025

How to talk about women's health: Pr. Graziottin's advice

Xpeer course: Microbiota in intimate woman health through the lifespan

Infographics to share with your patients!

2025: What women know(and don't know) about their vaginal microbiota

And also...

Expert interview: Pr. Brigitte Dréno

Could the metabolome be used to better diagnose C. difficile infections?

Microbial colonization as a determinant factor for health during the first 1000 days of life

Immunotherapy and the gut microbiota of elderly people: a strong anti-cancer alliance

Clostridioides difficile: gut microbiota markers predict the risk of infection

Breast cancer: efficacy of immunotherapy conditioned by the gut microbiota?

The role of Bifidobacteria in irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

Focus on the role of antimicrobial peptides

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Bacterial metabolites and immunotherapy effectiveness

Sweeteners facilitate weight loss and are safe for microbiota

Esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (ESCC): could the gut mycobiota lend a hand?

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Toolkit for daily practice

Women’s Microbiome 1 - September 2025

How to talk about women's health: Pr. Graziottin's advice

Infographics to share with your patients!

And also...