Gut

Good gut bacteria helps human immune system protect brain from infections, says study

The researchers found that the antibodies are constantly being produced in the brain sinuses instead of only at the time of infection.

Animals know the importance of social distancing to stop the spread of microbes, finds study

Being in close proximity or accidentally brushing up against someone else may be all it takes to transmit certain microbes.

How to improve your gut health

Gut microbes help us out with digestion and derive their energy through the same digestive process that provides us with our energy.

Scientists linked physical limit of human endurance to a person's stomach activity

While human beings stand out with their physical performance, migratory birds have good endurance as well.

Over 6,000 antibiotic resistance genes found in bacteria that inhabit the gut

Most gut bacteria are harmless, however, the gut is also home to bacteria that can cause infections.

Scientists find that earthworm guts can digest cellulose, opening new avenues for the recycling of organic waste

Cellulose-degrading bacteria in the gut of an earthworm breaks it down into carbon, hydrogen and oxygen which makes up most of the soil organic matter.