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Phylogene and the CEA join forces to improve the analysis of microbiota

The solutions will aim to improve the diagnosis of diseases thanks to a more detailed analysis of the intestinal, oral, ocular, cancer or pulmonary microbiomes.

Akkermansia municiphila on the market before the end of 2022

Patrice Cani (Université catholique de Louvain) discusses the future of Akkermansia municiphila.

Probiota 2022: progress and challenges on microbiome space

George Paraskevakos (International Probiotics Association) discusses the challenges on microbiome space.

MaaT Pharma’s ARES clinical study: Phase 3 in the evaluation of MaaT013 in patients with aGvHDA

MaaT Pharma has established a comprehensive approach to restoring the patient-microbiome symbiosis in oncology.

Probiota Global 2022 highlights

Stephen Daniells (William Reed Business Media Ltd.) discusses what emerged at Probiota Global 2022.

Probiotic talks from Europe: legal analysis, dilemmas and solutions

Can a mutual solution be found for probiotics in Europe? Legal analysis, dilemmas, solutions are the topics of the webinar by IPA Europe, 4 April 2022.

A joint statement for a more appropriate information on probiotics products in Europe

The International Probiotics Association and the European Dairy Association are jointly asking to reinforce their involvement in the definition of the current view of probiotic products in Europe

Probiota Global 2022: reasons to participate

Probiota Global 2022, 28-30 March, is the ideal place to gain the latest knowledge in the field of prebiotics, probiotics and the microbiome.

Harnessing the gut-brain axis to target Autism Spectrum Disorder

Axial Therapeutics has published the results of a Clinical Trial investigating a novel molecule for managing symptoms associated with autism.

Probiota 2022: the event returns face-to-face

Probiota 2022: connecting the business and science of the microbiome is back in Copenhagen from the 28th to the 30th March.

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