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There鈥檚 a new ally in the effort to help people living with depression: gut bacteria. People with depression have distinct intestinal microbes that differ from鈥�
For pregnant women, getting vaccinated helps to keep themselves and their unborn or newborn child safe. But there can be barriers to receiving vaccines, such鈥�
Many viruses are master manipulators, hijacking cellular functions to propagate, spread and avoid elimination by their hosts鈥� immune system. Now, University of鈥�
GAINESVILLE, Fla. 鈥� University of Florida Health today debuted three new specialty practices at The Oaks Mall, putting crucial services in the heart of the鈥�
As the deadliest primary brain tumor, glioblastoma is a stubborn foe. In addition to being aggressive, glioblastoma hasn鈥檛 responded to immunotherapies that鈥�
For cruise ship passengers, the highly contagious norovirus has ruined many a trip with vomiting and diarrhea. Now, a study led by a University of Florida鈥�
A simple test done during a minimally invasive heart valve replacement can predict a patient鈥檚 long-term risk of death, a group led by a University of Florida鈥�
University of Florida Health researchers are gaining new insights into cells linked to a genetic mutation that causes a type of muscular dystrophy. Using鈥�
Keeping the intestinal tract in balance requires a delicate dialogue between gut microbes and the body. When that gets disrupted, inflammation and intestinal鈥�
For decades, chronic back pain dominated Felix Favicchio鈥檚 life. On most nights, sleep came fitfully. Simply lying in bed brought searing torment. His days鈥�
In the fight against high blood pressure and depression, there鈥檚 a new target being investigated by University of Florida Health researchers: gut bacteria.鈥�
A bacterium commonly found in fermented foods can be used to deliver therapeutic protein and prevent a common, sight-stealing diabetic complication in mice,鈥�
