Presidents Forum: The Changing Human Microbiome - ASM Microbe 2022

ASM President, Steven Finkel, opens the ASM Microbe 2022 Presidents Forum: The Changing Human Microbiome with brief remarks before three, leading experts give captivating talks.
Maria Gloria Dominguez-Bello, Ph.D. - Microbiomes and Health in the Anthropocene
Justin Sonnenburg, Ph.D. - Lifestyle Change and Microbiome Plasticity: What Are the Limits for Health
Eric Alm, Ph.D. - The Ongoing Evolution of Microbial Genomes in the Human Microbiome👍
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[@eugeniebreida1583]

Fabulous presentations, am just readying for your Q&A, but just wanted to thank Steven FInkel for all of his work - this is such critical work for human health.

[@AtypicalPaul]

Love to see more money go to this field. Could you imagine how much we could learn with only 2% of the u.s military budget!

[@healthdecodedwithaltaf3647]

Thank you excellent presentation.
5 years and cured many illnesses just by correcting the microbiome, this is the answer ✨

[@lorrainegatanianhits8331]

The question from the Brazilian guy at 1:28:34 was really good.
Since Inuits eat almost entirely mammal meat, while indigenous people from the tropics eat a far more diverse diet of different plants and insects, there must be a difference in microbiome diversity.

[@tonyosime9380]

Brilliant presentation by Justin Sonnenburg. How do I access the slides please?

[@dogfuntom]

6:47 Lifestyle Change and Microbiome Plasticity: What Are the Limits for Health? - Justin L. Sonnenburg, PH.D., Stanford University School of Medicine
25:03 Microbiomes and health in the anthropocene - Maria Gloria Dominguez-Bello, PH.D., Rutgers University
42:25 the ongoing evolution of bacterial genomes in the human microbiome - Eric Alm, PH.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology

[@AtypicalPaul]

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[@farmfarmdorrie]

I agree, but it's an acquired taste.

[@spkm4tube]

Wish to have more details seminar on genital microbiome and reproductive health.

[@yvonnecarter4118]

Extremely interesting

[@doctormom6226]

A coincidence I must admit. I presented the same topic in my locality in my home town at Guwahati, Assam on the same day

[@thelastaustralian7583]

it is interesting how we are all generationally implanted with Billions of Aliens .

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