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Research into social behavior and the link to our gut's microbiome!

Social Behavior May Depend on the Bacteria Living in the Gut A $9 million grant from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences will help UO researchers understand more deeply how the microbiome influences the development of social behaviors and vice versa. That connection could give insight into neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism in humans

This is such an interesting and thought provoking discussion about AI in healthcare. As a provider, I know that there are ways that AI makes my job easier, but the knowledge I gain in patient interactions isn't something that could be replicated by technology!

Pigeons vs. AI: Should We Ever Replace Doctors With Algorithms? Artificial intelligence is seeping into nearly every field, including health care. But with the technology’s rise in popularity, some researchers are asking: Just because you can use it, should you