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(Credit: Artemida-psy/Shutterstock) In 2008, gastroenterologist Colleen Kelly had a patient with a recurring and debilitating infection of the gut with a microbe called Clostridioides difficile. Nothing Kelly did could ease the woman's severe abdominal cramping and diarrhea. So Kelly -- at her patient's urging -- decided to try something highly experimental: transplanting a fecal sample from a healthy donor into the large intestine. And it worked. Kelly, of Brown University School of Me
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