The bacterial biota of the human vaginal canal can have a significant impact on women and
their newborns' health. Changes in the vaginal microbiota have been linked to a variety of …

Objective: To summarize the data available in the literature on the currently used criteria for
evaluating the vaginal microbiota in reproductive-aged women, the principles of its …

The genital system of women has been colonized by various species of microorganisms
since the beginning of life. In the postnatal period, the method of birth is important; when a …

An issue that is currently undergoing extensive study is the influence of human vaginal
microbiota (VMB) on the health status of women and their neonates. Healthy women are …

Women's reproductive health is closely related to a healthy vaginal microbiota. This is
provided by the dominance of certain Lactobacillus types. The state of the vaginal …

Bacteria that colonize the vaginal microbiota of women play an important role in health and
homeostasis. Disruption of the proportion of bacteria predisposes to dysbiosis like bacterial …

The microbial flora of the vagina affects the health of women, their fetuses, and newborns.
Conventional culture methods failed to detect some fastidious vaginal bacteria, leading to an …

Vaginal microenvironment changes depending on the glycogen content of vaginal epithelial
cells, body hormone levels, age, vaginal pH, sexual intercourse, birth control methods …