Study finds major methodological differences across seven direct-to-consumer stool tests, producing taxonomic profiles as variable as those between individuals — limiting clinical use.
Abstract: The early 21st-century technological advancements tilted the scales towards data-driven learning. Thus, modern machine-learning systems rely heavily on data to learn complex models to ...
New research has found that at-home gut microbiome tests lack standardization, resulting in different results from the same ...
Scientists have long known that vast colonies of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms—a population collectively called the microbiome—live on and inside the human body. In just the past few ...
US companies providing gut-microbiome home-testing kits can give consumers very different results. That’s the finding of ...
When given the opportunity to complete a use-at-home cancer screening kit, more people get screened for cancer. For example, in one trial focusing on screening for cervical cancer using these types of ...
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