Scientists suggest that older mice given gut bacteria transplants from younger mice show learning and memory abilities similar to those of the younger rodents.

In this exclusive interview with Dr Linda Shiue, cookbook author and physician, Shiue reveals the biggest mistake you're probably making when it comes to eating for the gut.

In a study published in April, scientists found that certain foods in the Western diet are more likely to promote harmful gut bacterial species.

Findings from a study published in the journal 'Nature Medicine' suggest your diet plays a more prominent role in shaping your gut microbiome than your genes.

In a study published in 'Science,' researchers link treatment-resistant prostate cancer to the presence of two bacteria species in patients' gut microbiome.

Instead of busting a gut this silly season, do your tum a favour and invest in some gut bacteria-friendly goods. Good Sh*t pre- and probiotic soda The idea of soda and a healthy microbiome may not seem to go together. Sugar,...