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Microbiology - Overview

New research out of Johns Hopkins is adding to the growing evidence that what happens in your mouth doesn’t stay in your mouth. Researchers found that Fusobacterium nucleatum a common gum-disease–associated oral bacterium can travel through the bloodstream, reach breast tissue, and promote tumor growth and spread in lab models. This same microbe has already been linked to colorectal cancer. Here’s the key nuance: this bacterium exists in most healthy mouths. The issue isn’t presence. It’s dysbio

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