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Indoor Living May Be Reshaping the Human Microbiome
Original: How Indoor Living May Be Changing the Human Microbiome
New reporting highlights how modern, indoor-centered lifestyles may be altering the community of microbes living in and on the human body. Time spent in sealed, climate-controlled environments reduces exposure to diverse environmental microorganisms, potentially affecting immune function, gut health and overall well-being. The topic is drawing attention among health and environment readers interested in how urbanization and hygiene practices shape long-term health outcomes.
Why now: Growing public interest in how modern lifestyles affect health and the immune system
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Evidence
- How Indoor Living May Be Changing the Human Microbiome · News-Medical
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