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Researchers investigate potential diabetes link with gut bacteria

Dr Colin Hawkes says further funding is needed to advance studies into diabetes (Brian Lougheed/PA)

Sun, 13 Nov, 2022 - 11:00

David Young, PA

Researchers are exploring potential links between bacteria in the gut and the onset of diabetes.

A team at Cork University Hospital is trying to find microbes in the intestine that might be driving the condition.

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