Did you know that your gut bacteria produce melatonin? #Melatonin is not only important for your sleep but for almost every organ in your body. Read more Thank you @KurthSalome, Benoît Pugin and Nicholas Bokulich for your collaboration.

Treatment with penicillins, gentamicin, cephalosporins, carbapenems, macrolides, and aminoglycosides, is associated with decreased abundances of beneficial Bifidobacteriaceae and Lactobacillus. Thank you @JulianeWurm @nigeltwitt for your important work.

I hope it will not be needed, but just in case: #Mpox #children @ESPIDsociety

KURZ ERKLÄRT - Kann eine Impfung das Mikrobiom im Darm verändern? via @NZZ

Amazing how the interactions during #ESPID2024 brings me back to the state on the left. Thank you all for the inspiring conversations @ESPIDsociety Already looking forward to #ESPID2025

@amcvanrossum @ESPIDsociety @EleniVergadi @acunningID Fantastic talk and very inspiring

Great start to #ESPID2024 @espid We are very well organised😂

@ESPIDsociety Her favorite food is Guinea pigs? 😉

RT @PIDJournal: Composition of gut microbiome can be different between neonates born by cesarean section and those born vaginally. Read m…

Thrilled to share that we received a generous #SNF project grant to investigate the intriguing interaction between the #gutmicrobiome, sleep regulation, brain maturation, and #neurobehavioral development in children #Napbiome @KurthSalome @MStockerLucerne @NicholasBokulich @unifr

Ever wondered how to treat animal bites in children and when prophylactic antibiotics are needed? Find the current evidence summarised here: #ESPID @unifr

BCG given in the first few days of life has little effect on the composition of the intestinal microbiome at one week of age but does influence the abundance of certain metabolic pathways @nigeltwitt @PittetLaure @MCRI_for_kids @ESPIDsociety @PIDJournal

RT @unifr: Eine international angelegte Studie zeigt: Weniger Kinder auf Intensivstationen wegen COVID-19, aber die Gefahr bleibt. Erfahre…

Attached our study summarising the changes in pattern and frequency of clinical symptoms in children during the COVID pandemic. Thank you @JulianeWurm and @DrNicoleRitz for your excellent work.

Thank you @DrNicoleRitz, AnitaUka

Factors which have been identified as risk factors for adverse health outcomes, such as being born by CS, not being breast-fed, having siblings, day-care attendance, and antibiotics have been shown to be associated with the these features in the nasopharyngeal microbiome.