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8 Aug 2018 17:46
The microbiome, it's so hot right now. A newly published paper in Cell Host & Microbe is adding to the hotness, looking at how people's idiosyncratic collection of gut flora can influence the way our bodies respond to vaccines. A team of researchers in the Netherlands, led by Vanessa C. Harris, found that certain antibiotics seem to shift our microbiome in such a way that makes the vaccination for the rotavirus (RV), or the stomach flu, more effective. Harris and her team divv
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