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Can 'friendly bacteria' in our gut make us feel happier?
Research suggests that bacteria in our gut not only affects our digestion but also our minds, moods and well being. Can science harness this and use friendly microbes to make us feel better? Professor of Anatomy and Neuroscience John Cryan explains the power of our gut flora, or microbiame, and the role of 'psychobiotics'.
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