During 2018, great advances were made in intestinal microbiota research. With more than 50 articles published on this platform, the GMFH editing team offers them a retrospective look at what has happened over the past 12 months. The most viewed articles on www.gutmicrobiotaforhealth.com have been:
- Scientists discover a possible link between intestinal microbiota and autoimmune diseases (5,720 visits)
- Infographics: Bifidobacteria, the “heroines of health” of the intestinal microbiota (2,854 visits)
- Video: “Know your microbiome” – An educational resource to better understand the gut microbiota (2,833 visits)
- Video: How do foods affect our intestine? A TED-ed lesson by Shilpa Ravella (2,579 visits)
- Video: What is the relationship between intestinal microbiota and brain? (2,372 visits)
- Can our intestinal bacteria affect our brain? What is known today (1,815 visits)
- New recommendations from the WGO to take care of our intestinal microbiota through diet (1,599 visits)
- Video: «The charm of the intestine» – TEDx Talk by Giulia Enders (1,565 visits)
- Tryptophan and a bacterium from the gut microbiota could help to stop inflammation (1,439 visits)
- The bacteria of the oral cavity present in the intestinal microbiota could cause digestive diseases (1,445 visits)
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