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Medical News | Medical Articles | Visualize Your Science: How to Communicate Scientific Research Visually

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Visualize Your Science: How to Communicate Scientific Research Visually

AZoMaterials spoke to Visualize your Science about the importance of communicating scientific research both peer-to-peer and to a wider audience, the challenges of creating presentations and high-quality pedagogical images, and how Visualize your Science courses can teach researchers this skill.

			Disease Susceptibility and the Microbiome Over the past decade, there has been a growing body of research that has sought to understand the complex role the microbiome plays in disease regulation. The results of these studies have brought us closer to understanding these processes and have thrown light on the complexity of the immune system.

			Lung microbes could help predict outcomes in the seriously ill A new study published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine shows that recording the way the organisms living within the lungs change in type and numbers could reflect the response of the critically ill patient to medical care. Though changes in the lung microbiome have been known to exist even before this study, this research shows the clinical importance of this test.

	Indoor dust carrying bacteria that could be harbouring antibiotic resistance Bacteria enter our homes on our the skin, or through the air, but once inside they may transfer antibiotic resistance traits to other bacteria residing in the indoor dust, a possibility raised by a new study

	Vaginal Microbiome and Premature Birth The human microbiota, those microorganisms that normally colonize healthy persons, is considered to hold a vital role in immunity, development, physiology, and nutrition. Typically speaking, the microbiota is part of a mutualistic relationship, whereby they fight to defend the body from infection.

	Sperm microbiome revealed with RNA sequencing A new study reports the first-ever detailed description of the human sperm microbiome, using newer RNA sequencing techniques that are capable of discriminating between sperm RNA and that of bacterial contamination or colonization.

	Food selectively affects gut microbes finds study Food could play a role in formation of the microbial flora within the human gut. This has been shown time and again in several studies and research.

	Gut microbiome linked to behavioral problems in children Children with behavioral problems may have different compositions in their gut microbiome, with parents playing a major role in how pronounced the differences were, other than the food they provide, a new study suggests.