And it sits about 2 feet below your brain. The gut plays an obvious role in our health by digesting what we eat and ...

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“‘High gut responders’ are particularly sensitive to this interplay,” Corneille said.

Research shows that certain foods really can help with depression and stress. Here’s why—and which foods help most.

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New research has the potential to transform the design of brain implants for neurological disorders, making them safer and ...

In the future, therapies that focus on gut health—whether through diet, medication, or nerve stimulation—could be used to ...

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