In this episode, Zara, Oleksii, and Pat introduce the some immune system molecules and cells, and provide an overview of innate response mechanisms that help protect against "bad" microbes.
Do you know the differences between healthy and dysbiotic gut?

In this episode of "Vogue Biology", Caroline interviews the stars of the upcoming drama "Colonizing the Gut", Flagella Ella and Eva Biotic.
A catastrophic housing crisis caused by H. pylori overgrowth was followed by a management solution with antibiotics that went a little bit too far. Will the gut be able to recover so that the microbial society can flourish again?
The movie is based on real possible sequences of ecological events that can take place after disturbance is applied to a system.

Microbes are present everywhere on Earth, and have evolved to specialize and adapt to a very wide range of environments and conditions. In this episode, Ellie and Michelle explore microbial diversity.

Building on the previous episode, Della, Princess, Sanchi and Charlotte delve deeper into how the gut-brain-microbiome axis works.

In this episode of "Trust your Gut", Hunter (of Knowledge), (Sciency) Sara Maeve and Josefina (Jo Science is so Good) introduce and discuss the gut-brain axis. Did you know the gut has its own local nervous system, called the enteric nervous system?

In this episode, Olive, Allison, and Jessica introduce us to Helicobacter pylori, a Gram-negative, flagellated, helical bacterium.
Did you know that about 50% of the world's population carries H. pylori, but only certain strains cause disease?

In this episode, Matthew, Caroline and Maya talk about how the digestive system works, how microbes are an integral part of digestion, and a new study that is changing the way we think about the gut-microbiome connection.

In this episode, Alexa, Divya and Sam discuss the field study tour through the exhibition "Mind the Gut" at the Medicinsk Museion in Copenhagen.