Article: Association between gut microbiome profiles and host metabolic health across the life course: a population-based study

New Publication: Explore groundbreaking research in the article Association between gut microbiome profiles and host metabolic health across the life course: a population-based study from our PhD student Ruolin Li. This study reveals how gut microbiome patterns shift through childhood, adulthood, and into older age, impacting metabolic health and the risk of cardiovascular disease. By analyzing diverse populations at different life stages, the research uncovers the strong link between gut microbiome diversity and metabolic health outcomes, offering new insights into disease prevention.

Don’t miss out—read the full study and learn how your gut health could shape your future well-being!

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Hoe helpt de studie van erfelijke kenmerken ons om het risico op ziekten te begrijpen?

Botmineraaldichtheid (BMD) beoordeelt de botsterkte en het fractuurrisico, wat cruciaal is voor het diagnosticeren van osteoporose. Lichaamscompositie evalueert de magere en vetmassa, wat invloed heeft op de gezondheid. De trabeculaire botscore (TBS) en de Bone Material Strength Index (BMSi) voorspellen het fractuurrisico. Sagittale uitlijning en de Cobb-hoek beoordelen de gezondheid van de wervelkolom. Spierkracht en […]

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GEFOS

The GEFOS study is a project aimed at identifying genetic determinants of musculoskeletal and aging-related traits. It focuses on genetic risk factors for osteoporosis, novel bone phenotypes, and gene-environment interactions, and translating findings into clinical practice. Since 2008, GEFOS has made numerous genomic discoveries in bone and muscle phenotypes, including BMD, lean mass, and grip strength, through large-scale GWAS meta-analyses.

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