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Gut Microbiome Could Influence Social Behavior in Some Animals, Study Suggests

Medicine & Technology Jul 01, 2021

A mouse study suggests that the gut microbiome could talk to the brain and influence the animal's social behavior. Researchers believe that this study shows promise in finding treatment for neurological disorders.

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Gut Microbiome Could Influence Social Behavior in Some Animals, Study Suggests

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