Our Emerging Understanding of the Gut Microbiome in Health and Disease
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2024
- In this UCSF Medicine Grand Rounds, we will explore the latest innovations surrounding the gut microbiome, including its key role in maintaining our general health and how it goes awry in inflammatory bowel diseases. Dr. Susan Lynch, Professor of Medicine in the Division of Gastroenterology and Director, Benioff Center for Microbiome Medicine, and Dr. Najwa El-Nachef, gastroenterologist at UCSF Health and Program Director of the Gastroenterology Fellowship, will outline the latest developments in the field of human microbiome research for prediction, prevention, and treatment of disease. We will also discuss the latest data on how fecal transplants have changed the management of inflammatory bowel disease and other disorders.
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Program
Bob Wachter: Introduction
00:02:59-00:30:32 - Sue Lynch (UCSF Professor of Medicine in the Division of Gastroenterology and Director of the Benioff Center for Microbiome Medicine)
00:30:32-00:47:34 - Najwa El-Nachef (gastroenterologist at UCSF Health and Program Director of the Gastroenterology Fellowship)
00:47:34-01:01:09 - Q & A
Bob Wachter: Closing
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Fascinating, thank you. Patient and social media moderator for a large health care worker group. As a now healthy celiac, I have now begun to look at possible correlations between hEDS, POTS, MCAS, MTHFR genetic mutation, Marfan’s, and heart disease. Will be curious to see if there are ties to connective tissue disease & disorders.
This is the cutting edge. We not taught these things in school until college. Tragic....
Fascinating! Thank you!
I read that bacteriophage behavior is observed in SARS CoV2 virus. I would love to hear more about this from these experts.
Interesting research going on there. I salute.
I would selfishly love to hear a discussion from your GI specialists regarding SIBO, IMO, SIFO and other intestinal bacteria, archaea, fungal overgrowth diagnosis and treatments. I know this is an emerging area of GI that used to all be called IBS but are now being better understood, diagnosed and treated. My 7 y/o daughter has suffered with this and I didn't even know it existed 6 months ago but have been working my hardest to become more knowledgeable to help her through her treatments working toward a potential cure. Thank you for your consideration.
I highly recommend the book “Super Gut” by Dr. William Davis
As a healthy celiac, will be interested to learn if any correlations to diseases or disorders with correlations to connective tissue conditions such as hEDS, POTS, MTHFR genetic mutation, MCAS, Marfan’s, cardiomyopathy, Dysautonomia, etc..
Will fecal improve ibs?
Thanks for the updates: My TH-cam channel is about the Microbiome ...and the Lymph System which carries neurotransmitters and precursors to the brain and lymph nodes (c)
Akkermansia mucisiniphila
Has Thousands of studies.
It's way different.
Look up Colleen Cutcliffe!
🍀 Go Irish
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Phrophet Muhammad PBAH has talked about colon health 1400 years ago
Eastern cultures seem to have reached these conclusions centuries ago.
Oh? Where?
Ayurveda talked of this way earlier than anyone did
This is getting so far away from the natural to talking among yourselves with bum line of ego and money