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Out-of-balance bacteria is linked to multiple sclerosis − the ratio can predict severity of disease [theconversation.com]:

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Ashutosh Mangalam received funding from the NIH/NIAID, VA, and the University of Iowa. He holds a patent licensed to Evelo Biosciences by Mayo Clinic on a technology using Prevotella histicola to treat autoimmune diseases. No funds or products from this patent were used in this study.

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• Multiple Sclerosis [theconversation.com]
• Bacteria [theconversation.com]
• Autoimmune diseases [theconversation.com]
• Microbiology [theconversation.com]
• Gut microbiome [theconversation.com]
• Microbiome [theconversation.com]
• Biomarkers [theconversation.com]
• Gut bacteria [theconversation.com]
• New research [theconversation.com]
• Dysbiosis [theconversation.com]
• STEEHM new research [theconversation.com]

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