Gut bacteria influence infant respiratory infection risk

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Maternal and infant gut bacteria differences are linked to early respiratory infection risk in babies. Finnish researchers found specific bacteria in mothers and newborns were associated with increased susceptibility to respiratory tract infections in infants within their first six months. The study analyzed fecal samples from mothers and infants, highlighting potential targets for future preventive interventions.


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