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The role of diet and the gut microbiome in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) continues to evolve, from shaping disease risk to supporting treatment strategies. In this interview with Richard Hansen and Chen Sarbagili, we discuss key misconceptions, emerging evidence, and what the future may hold for microbiome-based approaches in IBD.
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The gluten-free diet for celiac disease can be low in fiber. Researchers from McMaster University showed that people with celiac disease had reduced capacity to metabolize dietary fiber in the small intestine because they lack key fiber-degrading bacteria.
The management of disorders of gut-brain interaction based on their causes was a central topic addressed at NeuroGASTRO 2025. In this video interview, Dr. Javier Santos delves into the role of mast cells in postprandial symptoms and the present and future of microbiome-based interventions for bowel disorders.
Patrick Veiga is a Research Director specializing in gut microbiota and its links with nutrition and health. He is the Scientific Director of the Le French Gut project and of MetaGenoPolis, the lab coordinating it. He also serves as a board member of the Pharmabiotic Research Institute. Throughout his career, he has worked in both academia and industry, including as a visiting researcher at Harvard University. His expertise spans gut microbiota research, nutrition, probiotics, and the emerging field of precision nutrition.by GMFH Editing Team
Gut microbiome-related interventions for the management of disorders of gut-brain interaction were on the agenda of NeuroGASTRO 2025. In this video interview, Dr. Juan M. Mendive delves into the role of the gut microbiome for improving outcomes of primary care patients with IBS.
2025 has been a productive year in gut microbiome research, spanning metabolic health, neurogastroenterology, immune modulation, and precision nutrition. In this ‘Year in Review’ article, the GMFH editing team describes their pick of the top GMFH-covered advances in 2025, outlining their impact in the clinical setting and implications for current and future research.
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In this video interview, Dr. Mireia Vallès-Colomer explains how our microbiome is formed, shared, and transmitted throughout life — and why understanding these microbial connections is key for human and planetary health.
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Across social media, #fibermaxxing is inspiring people to boost their daily fiber intake. While enthusiasm for healthier eating is positive, this trend also invites an important question: what does science really say about fiber, microbiota, and health?
This Halloween, we’re celebrating some microbes that sound scary but play a vital role in keeping us healthy. Behind their ghostly names lie fascinating stories of cooperation, balance, and invisible teamwork inside our gut.
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The human microbiome has captured the interest of researchers and the lay public. Patrick Veiga's new novel, Mission: Microbiome – Metchnikoff’s Legacy, explores how gut microbiome research could pave the way for better planetary health, from the first probiotics to groundbreaking innovations poised to transform the future of medicine and nutrition.
