GUT MICROBIOME

This study looks at whether eating more protein—from either animal (casein) or plant (soy) sources—can improve sleep quality in adults aged 60 to 85 in Singapore. Fifty-four participants will follow a higher-protein diet and have their sleep measured using questionnaires and acti…

Babies exposed to HIV in the womb but not infected are at higher risk for severe infections. This study tests whether giving a fermented milk supplement (Inkomasi) to pregnant mothers or to infants at 6 months can change the baby's gut bacteria to improve immune protection. Resea…

This study follows 267 healthy, full-term infants from about 5 to 12 months old to see how different types of baby foods—meat, dairy, plant-based, or home foods—affect their growth and gut bacteria. Researchers will measure weight, length, body composition, and gut microbiome cha…

This study looks at how aerobic exercise changes the gut microbiome in breast cancer survivors and whether those changes relate to less fatigue. About 126 women who have finished primary treatment will take part. Researchers will measure gut bacteria from stool samples and track …

This pilot study aimed to see if taking fish oil supplements could improve gut bacteria and make exercise more effective at reducing inflammation in people with obesity. The study was withdrawn before any participants were enrolled, so no results or conclusions are available.