Study Shows Bacteria In Intestine Also Regulate Immune System Brown University researchers found that the gut microbiome has a hand at regulating the immune system, preventing it from attacking the good bacteria that aid the body. It plays the role of moderating the production of active vitamin A. by Diane Samson
Health Researchers Studying Rats Invent A Gastric Bypass 'Surgery In A Pill' That Could Cure Obesity, Diabetes by Steven Lerner
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