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Twins Study Identifies Fecal Microbiome Differences in Food Allergies

News Wire ~ 3rd Party Press Release - 2021/01/22

By transplanting fecal microbes from healthy and food-allergic infants to germ-free mice (who do not possess a microbiome), investigators found that the healthy infant microbiota was protective against the development of food allergies.

Study: Intestinal Bacteria from Healthy Infants Prevent Food Allergy

News Wire ~ 3rd Party Press Release - 2019/01/15

Study shows how gut bacteria from infants could prevent food allergy.

Company Developing Novel Food Allergy Treatment Raises $3.5 Million in Seed...

Dave Bloom - 2018/01/10

ClostraBio is working on a pill designed to restore the microbiota in the gut and rebuild the gut lining.

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Twins Study Identifies Fecal Microbiome Differences in Food Allergies

Study: Intestinal Bacteria from Healthy Infants Prevent Food Allergy

Company Developing Novel Food Allergy Treatment Raises $3.5 Million in Seed...