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Synthetic Microbiome Therapy Suppresses C. difficile Infection in Mouse Model

Researchers from Pennsylvania State University have developed a synthetic microbiome therapy to fight potentially lethal Clostridioides difficile Infection (CDI). The therapy works similary to a fecal transplant but is more precise, identifying a Peptostreptococcus bacterial strain crucial for suppressing CDI. The research promises more focused and effective strategies to deal with CDI and potentially other conditions like inflammatory bowel disease.

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