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Study Links PFAS to Kidney Function and Gut Health
Newborn Metabolic Patterns May Help Predict SIDS Risk, Study Finds
A mother mouse needs a diverse gut microbiome to form a healthy placenta
Study Finds No Difference in Muscle Growth Between High-Load and Low-Load Resistance Training
![“More and more evidence is suggesting that [the gut microbiome] begins to exert its influence even during prenatal life,” said UCLA’s Elaine Hsiao.](https://scienceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/A-mother-mouse-needs-a-diverse-gut-microbiome-to-form-a-healthy-placenta--300x200.jpeg)
