How gut bacteria guide your immune system @ScrippsResearch
How gut bacteria guide your immune system  @ScrippsResearch
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Scripps Research professor Howard Hang explores the surprising power of some of the smallest inhabitants: microbes. These trillions of bacteria living in the gut communicate with human cells to shape immunity, metabolism and even how the body responds to disease treatments.
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