Educational Articles
GI Testing is Imperative, Even in Patients Without Digestive Complaints
Are You Assessing Gut Health First?
If not, you could be missing the root cause of disorders.
Practitioners often ask themselves, "Should I order a GI test on this patient, or not?" A few years ago, I traveled around the U.S. giving lectures on behalf of Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory, and at... read more »
The Arrival of Precision Medicine
A Genomics Approach
The Human Genome Project, completed in 2003, was a eureka-type of an event in modern medicine, and equally was a pivotal moment in the world of genomics. For the first time ever, we finally sequenced and mapped all of the genes of human beings. Immediately thereafter came the... read more »
Cytomegalovirus Promotes Intestinal Inflammation by Blocking Anti-Inflammatory Signaling in Macrophages
NEW RESEARCH
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection is prevalent worldwide, infecting an estimated 60% of the population in developed countries, and up to 100% of the population in developing countries.[1] Infection can occur at any age; in the US, up to 25% of children are infected by the age of five,... read more »