fecal transplants

The term ‘Dysbiosis’ is often used in research, but some say it sows confusion and has contributed to an untold number of people going to drastic measures.

Why wasn't sample tested for E. coli? We've got the answer.

Studies using fecal transplants to treat inflammatory bowel diseases suggest some poop may be better than others.

Gel-like layers protect microbes and help them stick to your intestines

Here's why

The findings could help endangered species and livestock farmers

The Massachusetts-based company has delivered stool samples to 13 hospitals around the country.

So. Many. Bacteria.

When it comes to therapeutic fecal transplants, sometimes the real stuff just won't cut it.