Microbiome Insights is proud to be the sponsor of season 2 of Ruairi Robertson's Biomes Podcast. In this episode Ruairi talks to Dr. Wendy Garrett, a professor at Harvard Medical School. Here are the key takeaways from the conversation:
Microbiome Insights is proud to be the sponsor of season 2 of Ruairi Robertson's Biomes Podcast. In this episode Ruairi talked to Paul Cotter from Teagasc and the APC Microbiome Center in University College Cork. Here are the key takeaways from the conversation:
This year we are pleased to introduce our new series: Team Insights.
Once a month, we will offer you a chance to get to know a Microbiome Insights team member on a deeper level. We hope to show you the faces of the people you will be working with and the human element behind the now virtual...
Microbiome Insights is proud to be the sponsor of season 2 of Ruairi Robertson's Biomes Podcast. In this episode Ruairi talked to Jack Gilbert from UC San Diego. Here are the key takeaways from the conversation:
Yet again, on November 5th and 6th, 2020 Microbiome Insights was a proud exhibitor at the 8th Microbiome Probiotics R&D and Business Collaboration Forum. This year, due to COVID-19, the conference was hosted virtually.
Here at Microbiome Insights, we are excited to celebrate the 3rd annual World Microbiome Day. The theme for World Microbiome Day 2020 is diversity. With this in mind, our team shared insights on diversity, the microbiome, and their perspectives for future microbiome research.
It's no secret that the microbiome is getting traction every day with new research and discoveries. Being part of the discussion and performing studies in this important area of science shouldn't be a challenge. That's why our team created our new comprehensive Microbiome Study Guide.
This blog post is Part II in a series on the microbiome and cancer. See here for Part I.
Attempting to understand the microbiome’s role in cancer etiology for possible prevention and diagnosis of various cancers is certainly worthwhile. But since each type of cancer probably has a highly nuanced...
This blog post is Part I in a two-part series on the microbiome and cancer. See here for Part II.
Some of the earliest-observed links between the human microbiome and cancer were the distinct patterns found in the microbiomes of healthy individuals compared to those with various carcinomas. Study...
In a recent lecture at the University of Cambridge, Bill Gates argued that the key to solving child malnutrition, one of the biggest global contributors to inequity, lies in deeper understanding of the gut microbiome. Much microbiome research has focussed on the influence of the gut microbiome on...