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New Study Suggests that a Healthy Gut Microbiome Could Help to Prevent Severe Cases of Covid Claudia Canavan
A new study links the length and severity of a person s experience of COVID-19 with the state of their gut microbiome
There are also potential implications for who goes on to experience so-called long COVID
Experts have warned, however, that the study is observational – as such, a link between your gut microbiome and how you experience COVID has not been
proven, with deeper research required
The work, published in the journal
Gut, comes from a team at The Chinese University of Hong Kong