Microbiology researchers recently proved that populations of microbes living in and on the human body affect their hosts’ health. In this abridged video, physician and microbiologist Martin Blaser discusses how changes in the human microbiome - for example, through the overuse of antibiotics and hand sanitizers - may be contributing to an increase in chronic conditions including obesity, allergic disorders, and diabetes. This video was shot at the November 2014 SciCafe. Grab a cocktail and join us for the January 7 SciCafe: The Science Behind Football. RSVP: bit.ly/1BfB60k
Great info, but unless you were speaking at a democrat event, your very off topic, political remarks no doubt alienated a good portion of your audience - very unprofessional for a public speaker. If you really want to get your info out, stick to your topic and don't pointlessly alienate the very people you are trying to reach.
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Microbiology researchers recently proved that populations of microbes living in and on the human body affect their hosts’ health. In this abridged video, physician and microbiologist Martin Blaser discusses how changes in the human microbiome - for example, through the overuse of antibiotics and hand sanitizers - may be contributing to an increase in chronic conditions including obesity, allergic disorders, and diabetes.
This video was shot at the November 2014 SciCafe. Grab a cocktail and join us for the January 7 SciCafe: The Science Behind Football. RSVP: bit.ly/1BfB60k
Very interesting! Thank you! I had to stop and rewind a couple of times.. it is pretty late though ;)
I wonder if there could be a correlation with micro biodiversity and food allergies.
Very good. Thank You!
makes sense, I actualy want this to be true because if it is the public health issue will be much easier to control.
Obesity in usa: ---> McDonalds syndrome 🙂🙃
Great info, but unless you were speaking at a democrat event, your very off topic, political remarks no doubt alienated a good portion of your audience - very unprofessional for a public speaker. If you really want to get your info out, stick to your topic and don't pointlessly alienate the very people you are trying to reach.
+Mia Cabanting Actually, it should have read, "you were." But thanks anyway. And keep trying, you'll be a grammar Nazi yet.