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Transferring gut bacteria from young mice to older ones improved intestinal healing in a 2026 study.
A study published January 22, 2026, finds that transferring gut microbiota from young mice to older mice restores intestinal stem cell function, improving tissue regeneration and healing.
Researchers link aging-related microbiome changes to reduced stem cell activity and impaired recovery, which are reversed through fecal microbiota transplants.
The findings suggest that targeting gut microbes could help combat age-related intestinal decline, though human trials are needed to confirm safety and effectiveness.
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La transferencia de bacterias intestinales de ratones jóvenes a los más viejos mejoró la curación intestinal en un estudio realizado en 2026.