A three-month trial of a gut microbiome-directed food supplement in Bangladeshi children who recovered from sever acute malaria but suffer from moderate acute malaria, has shown that microbiome-based therapies improve growth better than a more calorically dense, commonly used supplement.

A three-month trial of a gut microbiome-directed food supplement in Bangladeshi children who recovered from sever acute malaria but suffer from moderate acute malaria, has shown that microbiome-based therapies improve growth better than a more calorically dense, commonly used supplement.

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