Microbiome and the modern environment: a global drift toward dysbiosis?
Journal of Physiological Anthropology has published a series looking at the effects of the modern environment on the microbiome. In this guest blog authors of… Read more »
Dr Prescott is a Professor in the School of Paediatrics and Child Health Research at the University of Western Australia. Dr Prescott is Chair of the International Inflammation Network (in-FLAME) a collaborative network that addresses early life risk factors, pathways and strategies to overcome the rising propensity for chronic inflammatory diseases.
Dr Logan is an independent researcher and, since 2005, has been an invited faculty in the Mind-Body Medicine courses offered in Harvard's School of Continuing Medical Education.
Since their meeting at an international microbiota conference in Tokyo, Japan, more than a dozen years ago, Drs Prescott and Logan have had a shared interest in the influence of natural environments, microbiota, biodiversity and their collective role in personal, community, and global health.
Dr Logan is an independent researcher and, since 2005, has been an invited faculty in the Mind-Body Medicine courses offered in Harvard's School of Continuing Medical Education.
Since their meeting at an international microbiota conference in Tokyo, Japan, more than a dozen years ago, Drs Prescott and Logan have had a shared interest in the influence of natural environments, microbiota, biodiversity and their collective role in personal, community, and global health.
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