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   Depleting TM6SF2 in the Gut Worsens Liver Fat Buildup, Study FindsDepleting TM6SF2 in the Gut Worsens Liver Fat Buildup, Study Finds
 
A new study finds that gut-specific TM6SF2 depletion exacerbates liver fat accumulation and dysbiosis in mice on high-fat diets, highlighting its importance in gut-liver metabolic regulation.
 
   Metabolite profiles in spinal fluid predict mortality in tuberculous meningitisMetabolite profiles in spinal fluid predict mortality in tuberculous meningitis
 
Radboudumc researchers Kirsten van Abeelen, Edwin Ardiansyah, Sofiati Dian, Vinod Kumar, Reinout van Crevel and Arjan van Laarhoven used metabolomics to study cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) samples from tuberculous meningitis patients in Vietnam and Indonesia, with long-standing collaborators from Bandung and Jakarta (Indonesia), the Broad Institute (Boston) and the Oxford University Research Unit in Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam).
 
 Ultra-processed foods increase risk of anxiety and depression, study shows
 
Ultra-processed foods increase risk of anxiety and depression, study showsA large UK Biobank study linked ultra-processed food (UPF) consumption to increased risks of anxiety, depression, substance use disorder, and other mental health outcomes. A metabolomic signature associated with UPF intake partially mediated these relationships, especially in adults under 60.
 
 
 Maternal exposure to metals rewires infants’ gut and resistance genes
 
Maternal exposure to metals rewires infants’ gut and resistance genesPrenatal exposure to trace elements like selenium, copper, and arsenic can significantly alter the infant gut microbiome, metabolism, and antibiotic resistance gene patterns. These changes appear as early as three months and evolve during the first year of life.
 
 
 Understanding the interconnected roles of microbial, metabolic, and immune biomarkers in IBD
 
Understanding the interconnected roles of microbial, metabolic, and immune biomarkers in IBDInflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), encompassing ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn's disease (CD), is a chronic inflammatory condition of the gastrointestinal tract with a rising global burden.
 
 
 COVID-19 triggers metabolic signatures in kids that mirror adult heart risk
 
COVID-19 triggers metabolic signatures in kids that mirror adult heart riskChildren with acute COVID-19 and MIS-C show significant disruptions in lipid metabolism, including patterns resembling adult severe COVID-19. These findings highlight potential long-term cardiovascular risks in pediatric SARS-CoV-2 cases and underscore the need for follow-up care.
 
 
 How Do Genetics and Diet Shape the Human Microbiome?
 
How Do Genetics and Diet Shape the Human Microbiome?Discover how genetics and diet shape the human gut microbiome, influencing health, metabolism, and disease risk. Explore implications for precision nutrition.
 
 
 Blood and urine tests reveal how much ultra-processed food you really eat, study finds
 
Blood and urine tests reveal how much ultra-processed food you really eat, study findsResearchers developed and validated blood and urine metabolite scores that objectively measure ultra-processed food (UPF) intake in adults. These biomarker profiles accurately distinguished between high- and low-UPF diets and may transform nutrition research and public health monitoring.
 
 
 Small weight loss leads to big gains in heart health
 
Small weight loss leads to big gains in heart healthEven without weight loss, healthy lifestyle changes enhance heart health. This study highlights the importance of habits for cardiometabolic improvement.
 
 

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