Whether you're curious about the science, looking for inspiration, or just want to stay in the loop—this is where the story unfolds.
The soup made with bacteria that could boost your chances of beating cancer
- and how you can train your gut to strengthen disease-fighting microbes.
Ready for your crapsule? Faecal transplants could play a huge role in future medicine
An effective treatment for a whole raft of diseases, from irritable bowel syndrome to arthritis and even Alzheimer’s, comes from the most unlikely of sources – human poo. James Kinross explains the role gut biomes play in our health.
Gut Microbiota
What is it about the microbes in our guts that can have such an impact on our lives?
FMT, Donor Selection, the Microbiome in Immuno-oncology
Inside Matters - Dr Benjamin Mullish
WIder research-related news
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Read the full storyTrust and ARC West London announce new partnership to support life sciences
The industry-NHS collaboration aims to strengthen the growing life sciences presence in west London
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Read the full storyCOVID-19 linked to increase in biomarkers for abnormal brain proteins
Researchers have uncovered a link between COVID-19 and blood markers linked to faulty proteins in the brain.
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Read the full storyGenetic clues explain why children develop rare post-COVID condition
A study supported by the NIHR Imperial BRC has highlighted how rare variants of a gene regulating the gut lining may increase the risk of MIS-C by up to four times.