Gut

What researchers found by studying the microbiome of the world's oldest known person - and the other researcher went to some icky places to understand the behaviour of her two cats, Mildred and… Audio

Peter Tremain is developing a probe-style device which can be sent into the gut through our mouths to measure electrical signals. Audio

As part of the musculoskeletal system, our bones work with muscles and joints to hold our body together and support movement. But our bones do so much more than provide support for our body. Professor… Audio

We're told from a young age that eating too much food is nothing but bad for you. However, a new study by researchers out of the University of Bath has found that the human body is set up rather well… Audio

He's 11 years old but Tai Poole's searching for answers to some of life's big questions. Like...what happens after we die?....and how can we fix climate change?! From the Canadian Broadcasting… Audio

A 46-year-old art work has revealed how the gut microbiome of artist Billy Apple has changed during his adult life. Audio

A flexible tool to measure electrical signals in our gut could detect serious medical conditions. Audio

Sepsis is a potentially life-threatening complication which happens when your body's attempts to fight off an infection go badly wrong. Now scientists have found that if you feed babies a particular… Audio

Our pets are experiencing an epidemic of undiagnosed and chronic digestive distress, according to microbial ecologist Holly Ganz. She's sampling piles of posted pet poop in order to explore new… Audio

Author and science journalist Michael Mosley turns his attention to our insides in the new book The Clever Guts Diet. Audio

We are more microbe than human, and our microbiome may be affecting our brain, moods and behaviour. Audio