Signs of Concussion Might Lie in the Gut

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Signs of Concussion Might Lie in the Gut

From ioifelayo@houstonmethodist.org

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When the brain is injured, the microbiota in the gut feels the pinch. Houston Methodist researchers show that certain gut bacteria may be used to track the impact of concussions and timeline to recovery.

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Signs of Concussion Might Lie in the Gut

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