Antibiotics can affect the gut microbiome for several years

Uppsala universitet·Mar 11

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Antibiotics can have a lasting impact on the gut microbiome, with some effects detected years after use. The extent of these changes is still being studied, with some reports suggesting alterations can persist for up to 8 years. Research is exploring the potential links between antibiotic use, gut microbiome changes, and various health conditions, including diabetes and obesity.

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