Is your gut microbiome responsible for your insomnia?

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Recorded22 Aug 2025

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There's growing evidence of the link between the gut microbiome and our sleep — or lack of sleep. A new study has tried to identify which bacteria contribute to the risk of insomnia, and which might protect against it. It's information that could be used in the future to develop effective treatments. Guest/sProfessor Ancha Baranova, School of Systems Biology, George Mason UniversityReferencesInvestigating bidirectional causal relationships between gut microbiota and insomnia

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