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Microbirth: Vaginal Microbes, Mode of Delivery and Establishing the Infant Gut Microbiota

Name: Microbirth: Vaginal Microbes, Mode of Delivery and Establishing the Infant Gut Microbiota
Uploaded: 2018-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
Description: Caroline Mitchell, MD, MPH, discusses what gut microbes have to do with chronic diseases such as diabetes, IBD, obesity, asthma, etc. Where do our bacteria come from? What is the bacteria we begin life with?

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Caroline Mitchell, MD, MPH, discusses what gut microbes have to do with chronic diseases such as diabetes, IBD, obesity, asthma, etc. Where do our bacteria come from? What is the bacteria we begin life with?

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Microbirth: Vaginal Microbes, Mode of Delivery and Establishing the Infant Gut Microbiota