UCC gut bacteria study could help identify high-risk Covid-19 patients

Research by APC Microbiome Ireland at UCC shows gut bacteria is key to understanding how Covid-19 impacts a patient 
UCC gut bacteria study could help identify high-risk Covid-19 patients

Professors Liam O’Mahony and Paul O’Toole, both Principal Investigators at APC Microbiome Ireland, SFI Research Centre and Professors at University College Cork have co-authored a new international research paper which adds another piece to the jigsaw puzzle that is Covid-19 research.

A new Cork research study could be the key to identifying patients at high risk from Covid-19.

The study, conducted by APC Microbiome Ireland at University Cllege Cork (UCC), shows that inflammatory responses and metabolic dysfunction is exaggerated in patients with a specific kind of microbiota – the microorganisms living inside a person.

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