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Banking Previous Poos: Could a Transplant of Feces from Your Past Heal You?

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Fecal Microbiota Transplantation Is Poised for a Makeover

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Fecal Transplant Could Boost Immunotherapy to Treat Melanoma

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FDA Suspends Clinical Trials Involving Fecal Transplants

Fecal Transplants More Successful from “Super-Donors”

Fecal Transplant Heals Colitis Caused by Immunotherapy

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Study: Microbes from Young Fish Extend Older Fish’s Lives

Human Gut Microbe Transplant Alters Mouse Behavior

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