The transition from a non-westernized to westernized gut microbiome in Indian-Immigrants and Indo-Canadians is associated with dietary acculturation
Leah D. D’Aloisio,
Mamatha Ballal,
Sanjoy Ghosh
et al.
Abstract:Background: Indian immigration to westernized countries has surged in recent years, with this demographic facing a higher risk of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) after migration. Studying the gut microbiome is crucial to understanding the factors contributing to IBD, yet Indians remain underrepresented in microbiome research,
Objective: This study investigates the gut microbiome of Indians residing in India, Indian immigrants in Canada, and Canadians of Indian ancestry to understand the impact of westernizat… Show more
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