Gut Microbiome Study Links Tsimané and Hadza Populations Across Continents

A new study finds that the Tsimané of Bolivia and the Hadza of Tanzania share more than 1,200 bacterial species in their gut microbiomes, with many of these microbes rare or absent in industrialized populations. The research suggests a core set of bacteria traveled with human ancestors as they migrated around the globe.

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