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This 5th Pharmabiotics Conference Edition, hosted by the Pharmabiotic Research Institute, took place Mid-March in Paris and peaked as the most successful to date, with over 190 delegates attending over the 2-day event. As in […]

This month’s 5-minute microbiome science roundup includes some important papers published this month related to both health and disease. The two colorectal cancer microbiome-related papers published in Nature are a sign that the field is beginning […]

Why Phages, and Why Now? Many modern diseases have been linked to alterations in the microbiome and changing it back could be the key to restoring health. Bacteriophages (phages) are viruses that kill bacteria with […]

This interview was originally published on the Biofortis Mérieux NutriSciences’ Blog. Pr Nicola Segata (Centre for Integrative Biology (CIBIO), University of Trento, Italy) received a €10,000 award from Institut Mérieux, on March 13th at Pharmabiotics 2019 to support his research […]

Three studies published in the journal Gut over the past 5 years describe how the gut microbiome of African infants is affected not only by dietary iron but also by the combination of iron with antibiotics […]

March saw the publication of many excellent scientific publications related to different aspects of the microbiome. Here’s a 5-minute roundup of 5 recent papers worth knowing about. A Weaning Reaction to Microbiota Is Required for […]

While the microbiome space is often compared to the traditional pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, the scientific, regulatory, and marketing strategies for microbiome products and platforms often differ from those centered on a single small molecule or large […]