The lung microbiome is also beneficial to our health — and harmful dust can alter it

DISCOVER MAGAZINE - When it comes to the microbiome, researchers have extensive knowledge of the microbial community living in our guts. The lungs, however, are a different story. While it may sound odd, microbes do live in our lungs, and breathing in certain substances, like certain dust, can cause harm to the lung microbiome. A...
By Monica Cull | Discover Magazine |
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