Webinars & Podcasts
Important Gene Variants Influencing Immune Responses Related to Autoimmunity
Genomic studies have identified a number of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) that are associated with risk for autoimmune and inflammatory disorders. Many of these SNPs contribute to individual differences in immune responses. Important examples will be highlighted, with a focus on how these... read more »
Pathogens, the Microbiome, and Chronic Disease: Gathering Insight with Genomics
Many chronic diseases are thought to result from a combination of genomic factors, as well as environmental factors, such as diet, pathogen exposure, and dysbiosis. Certain genomic variations, called SNPs, may increase susceptibility to pathogens and dysbiosis, and may also increase the risk for a... read more »
Digestive Insufficiency, Dysbiosis & Disease: Implications for Personalized Therapies
Digestive insufficiency involving reduced production and secretion of stomach acid, digestive enzymes and/or bile acids is commonly encountered in clinical practice. Numerous symptoms and conditions have been attributed to digestive insufficiency, which in turn often results in gut microbial... read more »