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UCLA study shows discrimination links to gut inflammation and lower anti-inflammatory bacteria.
A UCLA study published in Frontiers in Microbiology reveals that discrimination can lead to stress, impairing gut health and fostering inflammation-promoting bacteria.
Analyzing stool samples from 154 adults, researchers found that those reporting high discrimination had lower levels of the anti-inflammatory bacterium Prevotella and higher levels of Ruminococcus.
The findings suggest that discrimination may negatively affect the gut microbiome, influencing overall health and highlighting the need for health equity initiatives.
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El estudio de la UCLA muestra vínculos de discriminación a la inflamación intestinal y a las bacterias antiinflamatorias más bajas.