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Explained | How does the gut microbiome link to autism spectrum disorders?

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‘Fix your gut, fix your brain’ used to be an underrated idea, but it is today gaining in relevance as more and more research throws light on the role of the community of bacteria living in your gut, a.k.a. the gut microbiome.
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HC deprecates delay in operationalising gastroenterology institute

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Endoscopy on Wheels hits the road

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