This collection of discussions suggests a general interest in the sex-based differences in microbiome response to antibiotics, with posts referencing the study's findings and implications, such as the need to consider gender when prescribing antibiotics. The tone varies from informational to reflective, emphasizing the potential influence on medical practices and future research directions, which supports the moderate scores assigned.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of the study, with some emphasizing that sex differences in microbiome responses are significant and meriting further attention.
InterestModerate interest
Participants show moderate interest, referencing the study and suggesting gender considerations in treatment, indicating curiosity but not overwhelming enthusiasm.
EngagementModerate engagement
Posts include mentions of related factors like gender and microbiome recovery, with some referencing specific studies and implications, showing thoughtful engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
There is a perceived moderate impact, as discussions highlight that recognizing sex differences could influence future research and treatment protocols, making the study noteworthy.
Abstract in brief
The study found that the gut microbiome responds differently to antibiotics in male and female rats, with males experiencing a greater loss in microbial diversity during treatment.
After stopping antibiotics, some differences in the abundance of specific bacteria remained between sexes, indicating sex influences microbiome recovery.
The small intestine's microbiome also showed sex-based differences post-antibiotics, highlighting that sex should be considered in treatments affecting gut bacteria.]
Previous research has suggested sex as a confounder variable in gut microbiome studies. New findings in rats show that the recovery of gut microbial populations following exposure to broad-spectrum antibiotics also differs between sexes via @FrontMicrobiol https://t.co/jVcCK1IXJB
New publication in @FrontMicrobiol authored by @RuchiMathurMD, Gonzalo Parodi, @GabrielaGSLeite, Maya Pimentel, @barlowgillian, @stacyrobinsongs, et al., shows the response & recovery of gut #microbiome to #antibiotics is different in males & females.: https://t.co/hjEQhZecid
Jun 15, 2022 · 17 likes · 6 shares · 3,137 followersView post →
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Ruchi Mathur MD
@RuchiMathurMD · X
While we consider factors such as renal function and weight when dosing antibiotics- do we ever consider gender? Maybe we should… Check out our latest publication on the gut microbiome, antibiotics and gender. @MASTprogram https://t.co/83W4DPbEsr
Jun 15, 2022 · 5 likes · 3 shares · 1,690 followersView post →
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Genç İVEK
@gencivek · X
‘’Bilimde Bu Hafta" köşemiz 18.07.2022 – 24.07.2022
The response of the rodent gut microbiome to broad-spectrum antibiotics differs between males and females. Males experience greater microbial diversity loss, and sex influences microbiome recovery, including in the…
Antibiotics impact male and female gut microbiomes differently, with males experiencing greater microbial diversity loss. Post-treatment differences suggest sex influences microbiome recovery, highlighting the…
Previous research has suggested sex as a confounder variable in gut microbiome studies. New findings in rats show that the recovery of gut microbial populations following exposure to broad-spectrum antibiotics also differs between sexes via @FrontMicrobiol https://t.co/jVcCK1IXJB
The Response of the Rodent Gut Microbiome to Broad-Spectrum Antibiotics Is Different in Males and Females https://t.co/uQ8KcjW1uz https://t.co/UU6prj7kHp
RT @MASTprogram: New publication in @FrontMicrobiol authored by @RuchiMathurMD, Gonzalo Parodi, @GabrielaGSLeite, Maya Pimentel, @barlowgil…
Jun 16, 2022 · 6 shares · 13,764 followersView post →
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Frontiers - Microbiology
@FrontMicrobiol · X
RT @MASTprogram: New publication in @FrontMicrobiol authored by @RuchiMathurMD, Gonzalo Parodi, @GabrielaGSLeite, Maya Pimentel, @barlowgil…
Jun 16, 2022 · 6 shares · 24,455 followersView post →
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Ruchi Mathur MD
@RuchiMathurMD · X
While we consider factors such as renal function and weight when dosing antibiotics- do we ever consider gender? Maybe we should… Check out our latest publication on the gut microbiome, antibiotics and gender. @MASTprogram https://t.co/83W4DPbEsr
Jun 15, 2022 · 5 likes · 3 shares · 1,690 followersView post →
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stacy robin
@stacyrobinsongs · X
RT @MASTprogram: New publication in @FrontMicrobiol authored by @RuchiMathurMD, Gonzalo Parodi, @GabrielaGSLeite, Maya Pimentel, @barlowgil…
Jun 15, 2022 · 6 shares · 274 followersView post →
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MAST Research Program
@MASTprogram · X
New publication in @FrontMicrobiol authored by @RuchiMathurMD, Gonzalo Parodi, @GabrielaGSLeite, Maya Pimentel, @barlowgillian, @stacyrobinsongs, et al., shows the response & recovery of gut #microbiome to #antibiotics is different in males & females.: https://t.co/hjEQhZecid
Jun 15, 2022 · 17 likes · 6 shares · 3,137 followersView post →
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