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jamesmunns.com
Honestly, I'm *really* excited to see what kind of diff to expect in embedded, where we REALLY feel the impact of "fmt bloat". ESPECIALLY if it blunts the impact of "panic bloat" as well, which has been a long time stumbling step:

jamesmunns.com/blog/fmt-unr...

Here's to tomorrow's nightly 🍾
November 13, 2025 at 4:30 PM
ejandnobrandy.bsky.social
If Summer would’ve got August Alsina on “FMT” ! 😮‍💨🔥
November 14, 2025 at 5:17 AM
tomkindlon.bsky.social
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Gut therapy to improve long Covid outcomes and well-being

#LongCovid #PASC #Covidlonghaulers #PostCovidSyndrome #longhaulers
 TheGLOWTrial Gut therapy to improve Long COVID Outcomes and Wellbeing Have you been diagnosed with Long COVID? Do you currently suffer from Long COVID Symptoms such as fatigue, insomnia, cognitive issues ("brain fog"), depression and/ or anxiety? Overview A team of Deakin researchers invite you to take part in a project that is aiming to test the feasibility of a clinical trial protocol of enema- delivered faecal microbiome transplantation (FMT) in adults living with Long COVID. This is a novel treatment option for those suffering from Long COVID. What's involved? • Attend five study visits at the University Hospital Geelong. • Receive three enemas of either the FMT OR a placebo product over three consecutive days/visits. • Attend two follow up appointments. • Provide blood, urine and stool samples. Complete online questionnaires- these can be completed at home on your own device. • Wear a Garmin smart watch to measure your activity levels, sleep and heart rate. • You are not required to stop your current medication or supplements. Participation in this research is free. • You will be reimbursed to cover the costof your parking This project is sponsored by Deakin University and has ethical approval by Monash Health RES-25-0000-040A If you meet the following criteria, you may be eligibility to participate • • • · • Adult aged 18-65 years Diagnosis of Long COVID by a Long COVID specialist Experiencing moderate to severe impairment due to their Long COVID Willing to wear a Garmin wrist health tracking device Willing to attend the study site for 5 in- person appointments • Able to commit to the ongoing use of contraceptive, if sexually active andof childbearing potential during study period • Access to a smart device capable of downloading apps Interested in learning more? Please contact the team or follow the QR code below for more information. GLOW Team: 4215 3078 CTUClinicalTrials Unit@barwonhealth.org.au Please scan the QR code for more information. Deakin Univer…
November 15, 2025 at 2:03 AM
scelse.bsky.social
To know about #FMT is one thing — but to speak with experts pioneering it is another. SCELSE's Prof Cynthia Whitchurch @cwhitch.bsky.social visited Sydney's Microbiome Research Centre, to explore gut microbiome links to mental health and disease for future collaborations.
To know about Fecal Microbiota Transplantation #FMT is one thing — but to speak directly with the experts pioneering its application is another. Prof Cynthia Whitchurch, SCELSE Research Director, had the opportunity to meet experts on microbiome at the Microbiome Research Centre (MRC) in Sydney, as she explored potential collaboration opportunities in gut microbiome research. She was impressed by MRC’s laser focus on advancing microbiome science — from uncovering how microbial communities influence disease to translating these insights into evidence-based guidance for clinicians, patients, and the public, while training the next generation of microbiome researchers. Her discussions with Prof Georgina Hold, Dr Howard Yim, Dr Xiato Jiang, and Dr Michelle Fitzmaurice explored the connection between the gut microbiome, mental health, and FMT — a promising avenue for addressing chronic and complex diseases. “Understanding how we can harness the microbiome to prevent and treat disease is one of the most exciting challenges in modern science,” said Prof Whitchurch. “I look forward to continuing this conversation when MRC Director Prof Emad El-Omar visits SCELSE in Singapore.” 📍 Microbiome Research Centre, Sydney, Australia, 31 Oct 2025 Pix(L-R): Dr Howard Yim (MRC), Prof Cynthia Whitchurch (SCELSE), Prof Georgina Hold (MRC), Dr Xiaotao Jiang (MRC), Dr Michelle Fitzmaurice (MRC)
November 5, 2025 at 4:55 AM
voltfi.bsky.social
⚡Lokakuun lopulla on Volt Suomen Yleiskokous.
💜Tervetuloa mukaan!

🕓Aika: 31 .10 klo 18:00
➡Linkki tapahtumaan: meet.google.com/fmt-kxxe-cdt

⚡Volt Finlands generalförsamling är i slutet av oktober.
💜Välkommen med!

🕓Tid: ​​31.10 kl 18:00
➡Länk till eventet: meet.google.com/fmt-kxxe-cdt
October 4, 2025 at 8:57 AM
piss.beauty
team lead should set fmt up & enforce it in ci and then everyone should shut up about fmt style forever
October 3, 2025 at 5:18 PM
robbrierley.bsky.social
New @lancetgastrohep.bsky.social

Non-inferiority of lyophilised faecal filtrate vs lyophilised donor stool was not established for the prevention of C difficile recurrence over 8 weeks

👉 Live 🦠 crucial in mediating clinical efficacy

www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...

#GISky #IDSky #MicroSky #FMT
September 23, 2025 at 1:13 PM
design-law.bsky.social
FMT IP LLC v. Waist Snatchers LLC: New design patent case over fitness belts www.scribd.com/document/921...

Importantly, the test for design patent infringement is *not* whether "[f]eatures . . . embodied by the claimed invention in the ‘320 Patent" appear in the accused products.
Part of a chart in the complaint showing the "Claimed invention shown in Figures of the ‘320 Patent" and "Features of Accused Products embodied by the claimed invention in the ‘320 Patent" (that's not the test)
September 23, 2025 at 12:15 PM
michaelharrop.bsky.social
#FMT #fecaltransplant #microbiome #health #medicine #research #chronicdisease #MAHA #healthcare #gutmicrobiota
September 22, 2025 at 7:18 PM
dlingenfelter.bsky.social
FMT may help rebalance gut microbes and ease COVID-19 symptoms, while probiotics and prebiotics support immunity and reduce inflammation.

Microbial profiles could also serve as diagnostic tools to identify at-risk individuals & forecast disease severity.
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...
September 19, 2025 at 11:57 PM