Anoressia nervosa, tra le cause anche un’alterazione del microbiota intestinale trasmissibile da madre in figlia NATURE BIOLOGY, Canale:Sanità, DIRE, Manuela Boggia ROMA – Un microbiota intestinale alterato potrebbe contribuire allo sviluppo dell’anoressia nervosa, un disturbo del comportamento alimentare che ha una prevalenza di circa l’1% nella popolazione. E’ la conclusione… Leggi tutto »Anoressia e microbiota intestinale
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