The gut microbiota has been suggested to alter the physiology and function of the brain. Discuss molecular and cellular mechanisms by which the gut microbiota could affect the brain. Give examples of scientific evidence supporting a role for the gut microbiota in brain function, evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of this evidence. (This is a neuroscience question)

Over the years research shows  the effect of dietary interventions (prebiotic spike-ins, meal replacement) on the gut microbiome and found some interesting (and mixed!) results.  Can the  use of dietary supplements/meal replacement strategies  used in a clinical/healthcare setting to help people with certain gut conditions? What will be some  positives and negatives to using these dietary therapies?

The lack of evidence-based data is one of the reasons for the apparent lack of a unified global strategy in handling the present COVID 19 pandemics. Hussain (2020), echoed a proposed pathophysiology of SARS-CoV2 binding to ACE2 with high affinity as a virus receptor to infect humans through spike glycoproteins on the surface of its membrane. Armed with this premise, create a concept map of SARS-CoV2 pneumonia. Start by describing the viral impact on the cells of the respiratory system. Justify GIT manifestations and why the hypertensive elderly patient is particularly considered at greater risk for mortality.

Discuss 2 notable case studies of specific health care institutions in the US that extensively utilize robots and AI. Please also include the sources where the information was obtained.

The study by Wakefield et al. that purported to show a link between autism and the MMR vaccine was published in a peer-review journal. Later, it was retracted, which means that the journal's editors thought that the study shouldn't have been published. Which of the following were problems with the study? (a) There were important potential confounding variables, because the groups with and without the vaccine were recruited in different ways. (b) It contained lies. (c) It did not disclose that Wakefield's conflict of interest that he was involved in suing vaccine companies. (d) All of the above

Identify the elements that make the articles fake. Explain the reason that makes the information not reliable and authentic. You may use a flow chart or concept map in your analysis.

In about 250-350 words, address the following: First Part Describe the process of digestion, naming all the organs involved. Describe the process of absorption be sure to differentiate between digestion and absorption Second Part Explain the role of the microbiome Search the internet for a research study on the gut microbiome and its effect on health. Academic Resources. Summarize the study findings, including how many people or animals were studied, what was studied, and the results of the study Cite your source in AMA or APA format at the bottom of your post Organize your post using paragraphs to separate thoughts and ideas.

Which of the following is NOT true about mad cow disease in cattle and Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (the non-genetic type) in humans? Caused by a persistent viral infection over several years Brain pathology looks sponge-like ("spongiform") Represent a slow, progressive, degenerative, fatal disease of the brain Caused by prions, which are infectious proteins without DNA or RNA None of the other four answers (All are true)

1. Yimeng was diagnosed viral encephalitis, why did the patient have an epilepsy attack during the treatment? 2. As a doctor, how can we clear up the patient’s doubts? How could we react when the patient expressed the need to find your superior attending for further questions?

Read the text Describe the negative and positive roles that biological plausibility played in establishing causation.