In the complex world of microbes, humans are not just passive hosts but active participants in a dynamic social network. The recent COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the role of social interactions in transmitting pathogens, but it also raised a fascinating question: do we share beneficial microbes as well? A team of biologists is exploring this very question, delving into the intricate connections between the microbiome and health.
In today's world, chronic diseases and health issues are affecting people at younger ages than ever before. Dr. James Kinross, a renowned consultant surgeon and clinical senior lecturer at Imperial College London, has observed a disturbing trend of patients in their thirties with bowel cancer visiting his clinic.
Start Your Day With a Protein-Packed, High-Fibre Apple & Walnut Muesli. Although bircher muesli is typically made the night before, using quick oats means it can be a last-minute brekkie, too.