Our gut harbours trillions of microorganisms essential for the maintenance of homeostasis
and host physiology in health and disease. In the last decade, there has been a growing …

The field of probiotic has been exponentially expanding over the recent decades with a
more therapeutic-centered research. Probiotics mediated microbiota modulation within the …

A large body of research supports the role of stress in several psychiatric disorders in which
anxiety is a prominent symptom. Other research has indicated that the gut microbiome …

Biocorrosion first surfaced in the scientific literature when Richard H. Gaines associated
corrosion with bacterial activities in 1910. It is also known as microbiologically influenced …

There is a growing amount of evidence showing a reciprocal relation between the gut
microbiota and the brain. Substance use disorders (SUD), which are a major cause of …

Mental health conditions have been linked closely to an imbalance of microbiota in the gut,
leading to disruption of the microbiome (dysbiosis). Several neurotransmitters, such as …

In recent times, the nasal region has emerged as a distinctive and dynamic environment
where a myriad of microbial communities establish residence from infancy, persisting as …

The influence of gut microbiome, metabolites, omics, hormones, and stress on general and
mental health is increasingly being recognized. Ancient cultures recognized the importance …

Microbes are thought to be the first life on the earth. Over the years, microbes have changed
considerably to mutate themselves to support human life and a few other strains to change …

Opioids are highly efficacious in their ability to relieve pain, but they are liable for abuse,
dependence, and addiction. Risk factors to develop opioid use disorders (OUD) include …