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You’re Missing Microbes. But Is “Rewilding” the Way to Get Them Back?

Gladstone in the News July 19, 2021

You’re Missing Microbes. But Is “Rewilding” the Way to Get Them Back?

New York Times—The microbiome plays a role in many autoimmune conditions, and some scientists believe that fecal transplants from individuals living in non-industrialized cultures may provide a solution. Katie Pollard, director of the Gladstone Institute of Data Science and Biotechnology, explains why it may not be that easy.

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Study Suggests Children Are Breathing CO2 When Wearing Masks, Experts Say Levels Are Not Dangerous

Gladstone in the News July 6, 2021

Study Suggests Children Are Breathing CO2 When Wearing Masks, Experts Say Levels Are Not Dangerous

ABC7 News—A new study shows that wearing a mask increases slightly the amount of carbon dioxide children breathe. Gladstone President Deepak Srivastava, MD, cautions that the study was small, the increase in carbon dioxide is not known to be dangerous, and that wearing a mask and getting vaccinated remain the best protections against COVID-19.

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Delta Coronavirus Strain Is Growing Fast in California, with Risk for Unvaccinated People

Gladstone in the News June 21, 2021

Delta Coronavirus Strain Is Growing Fast in California, with Risk for Unvaccinated People

San Francisco Chronicle—Senior Investigator Warner Greene, MD, PhD, calls the Delta strain of the coronavirus, which originated in India, our biggest threat so far because it is rapidly spreading all over the world, and reminds us that other new strains may yet arise.

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