Northwestern Research Links Long Covid, Pre-existing Conditions, and Gut Microbiome; Tiny Bubbles and Bacterial Protein Could Improve Cancer Treatments

A study from Northwestern University has revealed that a breath of fresh air can help keep drug-producing cells alive longer. This research adds to the growing body of work exploring the connections between various health conditions, the microbiome, and the human body. The evolutionary ecology of the human gut microbiome and its impact on host microbiota has also been examined. Furthermore, a novel method using tiny bubbles could improve treatments for cancer and other conditions by revealing secrets of immune cells.