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Gut bacterial richness

Biomarker

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  • Humans2

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Mild cognitive impairment

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1 study

  1. Mild cognitive impairment is associated with gut bacterial richness in humans.

    “Participants with MCI exhibited lower bacterial richness.”

    Humansindividuals with mild cognitive impairment compared to normal controlsn = 100

    ASSOCIATION BETWEEN GUT MICROBIOTA, DIET, AND COGNITION IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT

    GSA 2024 abstract31 Dec 2024

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Age 45–49 years

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1 study

  1. Age 45–49 years are associated with gut bacterial richness in humans.

    “The individuals aged 45-49 had the highest richness of gut bacteria.”

    Humanshealthy individuals

    Age and aging process alter the gut microbes

    Aging8 Apr 2024

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