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- The powerful and apparently transferable effect of gut bacteria populations in autism. Is this real?
Greetings
Since genome sequencing is apparently having a major impact on medical science, just to name one field, I am interested in hearing/reading more about this recent event regarding autism. It seems to me this could have far-reaching implications and possibly major impact on how we view health. Here is the article I read but since it appeared in The economist I'd very much like to hear from people closer to the medical sciences
https://www.economist.com/science-a...nked-to-gut-bacteria?utm_source=pocket-newtab
Since genome sequencing is apparently having a major impact on medical science, just to name one field, I am interested in hearing/reading more about this recent event regarding autism. It seems to me this could have far-reaching implications and possibly major impact on how we view health. Here is the article I read but since it appeared in The economist I'd very much like to hear from people closer to the medical sciences
https://www.economist.com/science-a...nked-to-gut-bacteria?utm_source=pocket-newtab