C. diff. Gulf Coast Collaborative
I’d like to acknowledge the important work being done by the C. difficile Gulf Coast Collaborative. I was honored to be a guest speaker in Houston at the Texas Medical Center on Saturday, December...
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I would like to announce what will be an ongoing relationship between The Foundation, and Open Biome, a brilliant and compassionate group of scientists from MIT, Harvard, and Princeton, who have formed...
View ArticleAnother Donor Stool Bank
Taymount Clinic located in the U.K., is selling tested donor stool to physicians and hospitals in the U.K. and Europe.
View ArticleRebiotix Completes Enrollment for Trial Using Microbiota Restoration Therapy...
This is the first multi-center study of a next-generation fecal transplant. The PUNCH™ CD study, sponsored by Rebiotix Inc., has completed enrollment. This study represents Rebiotix’s progress toward...
View ArticleTaymount Clinic in UK Provides FMT and Donor Bank for UK and Europe
The Taymount Clinic was founded by Glenn Taylor and Enid Learmount (now Enid Taylor ND) in 2003 as a small private clinic specializing in digestive health. Initially the clinic focused on Naturopathic...
View ArticleAll set for the Gut Microbiota for Health Summit 2014
After the success of the first two editions (held in Evian and Madrid in 2012 and 2013 respectively),experts from all over the world are getting ready to head to Miami (USA) for the 2014 edition of the...
View ArticleMicrobiome Therapeutics Reports Positive Top-Line Results from Clinical Trial...
Statistically Significant Positive Results from First Double-Blind, Randomized Clinical Trial of a Microbiome Modulator for Diabetes– –NM504 Significantly Improved Glucose Control in Patients with...
View ArticleUpdated Information About Rebiotix Punch CD 2 Trial
PUNCH™ CD 2 Study: A Clinical Trial For The Treatment Of Recurrent Clostridium difficile Infection Is Currently Enrolling Patients The PUNCH™ CD 2 study, sponsored by Rebiotix Inc., is open for...
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Here is a story about two individuals, Michael Hurst and Sandy Bishop, who both experienced positive impacts from fecal transplants. While we do not endorse do it yourself methods and recognize that...
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