Medicine and Health

Psychological stress impairs IL22-driven protective gut mucosal immunity against colonising pathobionts

C. R. Shaler, A. A. Parco, et al.

This groundbreaking research reveals how psychological stress can disrupt gut immunity and foster the growth of harmful bacteria associated with Crohn's disease. Conducted by a team of experts including Christopher R. Shaler and Alexandra A. Parco, the study uncovers the potential of immunomodulation to restore balance and combat dysbiosis in the gut.

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