Gut-brain connection: Proinflammatory bacteria linked to hippocampal changes in depression - PsyPost

A new study found that in depression, higher levels of gut proinflammatory bacteria are linked to abnormal hippocampal brain activity, suggesting a connection between gut health and brain function through the gut-brain axis.

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Nov 27 2024
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A neuroimaging study of unmedicated patients with major depressive disorder (MDD) has uncovered a link between gut microbiota composition and changes in brain function. Specifically, the study found … [+5452 chars]

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