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Scripps Research scientists discovered that specialized intestine cells (shown in green) in the C. elegans worm (gray) produce a peptide hormone that travels to the brain to control fat metabolism.

Gut molecule slows fat burning during fasting

Illustration of human digestive system

How Microbes in the Digestive System Influence Social Behavior

A conceptual illustration depicting the brain and gut connected by a beam of light, symbolizing the application of photobiomodulation to the gut-brain axis.

Innovative Light Therapy Shows Promise in Treating Neurological Disorders

Women who suppressed emotions had less diverse microbiomes in study that also found specific bacterial link to happiness

Study finds specific bacterial link to happiness

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