New research highlighted by HCPLive suggests that exhaled breath could become a noninvasive, real-time readout of gut microbiome activity, opening a potential new diagnostic frontier. In studies spanning humans, mice, and in-vitro models, researchers showed that volatile organic compounds (VOCs) detected in breath reflect metabolites…
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NYU Langone Health announced the appointment of Anirban Maitra, MD, a preeminent…