A real-world study of patients with Clostridioides difficile infection (CDI) in Australia over 10 years shows that fecal ...

Bacteria have mostly been portrayed as villains that make us sick, but the Human Microbiome Project showed that we share our body with an astounding number of bacteria.

To supplement the strain library, CMIT-affiliated researchers have traveled to many corners of the globe to collect stool samples from far-flung indigenous populations, an effort that continues to ...

Mild Clostridium difficile infection (CDI; stool frequency <four-times daily; no signs of severe colitis), clearly induced by the use of antibiotics, may be treated by stopping the inducing ...

"Previously, transplanting stool into other people's colons via colonoscopy was the standard of care. There's a huge unmet need in terms of treating people who have recurrent C. diff infection." ...

“Up to 40% of the volume of stool is bacteria. When people are on antibiotics, they kill off these good bacteria that help us digest our food,” she explains. This disruption to the gut microbiome can ...

Cutting meat out of your diet may come with some surprising changes in your body, including your poop habits. Eating more plant-based foods, such as those in a vegetarian or vegan diet ...

The short answer is no. it can change your personality. Face transplants are not what this person thinks. Face transplants ...

For years, we've all had a childish giggle whenever we saw the Phillies and Pirates play, and the NBC Sports Philadelphia score bug would read P 0 0 P -- a scoreless game, but yeah, it says POOP.